George Russell’s maiden F1 pole at the Hungaroring set the tone. On Sunday he stayed calm, protected his tyres, and brought the W13 home P3 to seal a Mercedes 2–3.
On a cold wet day in Istanbul, Lewis Hamilton rose from P6 to win the Turkish Grand Prix and seal title number seven. One long run on worn intermediates, calm driving, and clean laps turned a slippery race into a champion moment.
In only his second start for Ferrari, Sebastian Vettel outfoxed Mercedes in brutal Sepang heat. A bold two-stop, calm radio, and clean air turned Malaysia 2015 into the day Ferrari’s drought ended and the paddock recalibrated.
McLaren lead the field, Ferrari finally look steady, Mercedes are climbing, and Red Bull are fighting their own shadow. The pecking order has flipped, and the sport feels alive again.
