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Piastri on McLaren crossed the line to win the 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, in a  back to back performance. That's his third win in five races this season and moves him into the lead of the world championship for the first time. Verstappen finished second for Red Bull, after being penalized of 5 seconds for gaining the first position going off of the track at the starting, and Leclerc kept Norris, the other McLaren driver, behind to claim Ferrari's his first podium of the year in  third. Behind the top three, Norris completed a strong recovery drive to  secure fourth. The Mercedes pair of Russell and Antonelli took fifth  and sixth ahead of Hamilton in Ferrari, who couldn't close in enough on  Antonelli in the end. It's a great result for Williams with Sainz and  Albon finishing eighth and ninth, while Hadjar claims the final point on  offer in 10th for Racing Bulls. 

Ferrari AF Corse 51 car won at home on Sunday, conquering the 6 Hours of Imola, after a strategic final. Alessandro Pier Guidi (with the other drivers Caladi and Giovinazzi) drove the No. 51 Ferrari 499P to a 8.490-second win over the No. 20 Team WRT BMW M Hybrid V8 of Sheldon van der Linde, with Mick Schumacher completing the  Hypercar podium in the No. 36 Alpine A424 following a hard-fought  contest. The other Ferrari, No. 50, was also starting form the front,  but after dueling with No.8 Toyota, the two cars made a side-to-side contact, resulting in a left-rear puncture for the Ferrari drove by Buemi, which dropped it down the order with only 38 minutes to go.