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Take a look at our back catalogue of Formula 1 live updates from every 2022 F1 session below.

This weekend: Canadian GP

Azerbaijan GP 12th June

Another Ferrari capitulation resulted in another Red Bull 1-2, this time in Baku.

A second engine issue in three races denied Charles Leclerc the chance to fight for a third victory of the F1 season and reignite a title charge that had stalled in recent weeks – with the Ferrari engine letting go while Leclerc was leading, handing Max Verstappen another victory.

Relive it all here.

The Greatest Weekend In Motorsport

The final weekend of May packed in three highly-prestigious events across three top-tier motorsport championships – with all three delivering races rich in entertainment value.

Mugello was the stage for an Italian Grand Prix duel between two MotoGP title protagonists, and Monaco saw a Ferrari-tinted F1 round slip away from the Scuderia in a moment of strategic heartbreak as the wet-to-dry race fell into the clutches of Sergio Perez instead.

And who could forget the Indy 500, which got its latest winner – and one all to familiar to the F1 audience?

Spanish GP 22nd May

The lead of the F1 drivers’ and constructors’ championships changed hand for the first time in 2022, as an engine failure meant a comfortable race lead slipped out of Charles Leclerc’s hands, as Max Verstappen – despite a trip through the gravel – gleefully inherited the Spanish Grand Prix win and with it top spot in the points.

Verstappen’s excursion was just one incident the Red Bull driver had to contend with, as he battled a faulty DRS and a determined George Russell in a resurgent Mercedes, eventually overcoming both – while being assisted by team orders when passing team-mate Sergio Perez – to take a fourth victory of 2022.

Recall how an eventful Spanish GP unfolded here.

Miami GP 22nd May

If there was a weekend that indicated how to-and-fro the 2022 F1 title battle is likely to be, the Miami GP was it – with one of the two protagonist teams on top on Saturday, and the other prevailing on Sunday.

For the second time in five grands prix proper in 2022 – the third including the Imola sprint – Max Verstappen overtook Charles Leclerc to win, as both he and Red Bull reduced their deficits in the drivers’ and constructors’ championships.

Take a look at everything that went on during the inaugural Miami weekend – one that prompted plenty of divided opinion.

Emilia Romagna GP 24th April

F1’s first sprint race weekend of the 2022 season was easily its busiest yet, with qualifying, the sprint and the race proper at Imola all packing a punch.

The weather might have been changeable throughout the weekend but Max Verstappen was a constant at the front of the field, the Red Bull driver sealing a grand-slam – a pole position, sprint race win, grand prix victory with all laps led and fastest lap – and the maximum points haul.

From Verstappen’s bold pass on Charles Leclerc to win the sprint race late on, to Leclerc’s error in the race while running third, take a look back at all the key moments from the first of two visits to Italy in 2022.

Australian GP 10th April

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After two tight affairs in the Middle East, Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc turned in a dominant performance in Melbourne and extended his points lead with a second win of 2022.

Leclerc had the measure of Max Verstappen all weekend, even before the Red Bull retired for a second time in three races – which promoted the sister car of Sergio Perez to runner-up spot.

Saudi Arabian GP 27th March

Red Bull responded to Ferrari’s strong start at round two in Saudi Arabia, with Max Verstappen clinching the first win of his F1 title defence with a late overtake on Charles Leclerc.

It could have been Verstappen’s team-mate Sergio Perez at the head of the field but for the timing of a safety car just after he had stopped, which meant he dropped from the first place he’d earned by qualifying on pole – the first of his F1 career – to fourth.

Catch up on a tense and enthralling final few laps plus all the fallout from the weekend below.

Bahrain GP 20th March

Ferrari ended its two and a half year wait for an F1 victory in emphatic style as Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz claimed a 1-2, while Red Bull’s race capitulated in the final stages when Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez both retired.

Relive all the action from a scintillating start to the season – the first race for the 2022 ruleset – with our live coverage catch up.