Overview

It's back to Baku as the 2022 Formula One World Championship enters Round 8 for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, and to keep up on how Williams Racing are doing, click on 'Newsfeed' (above) during the event.

Ever since its first F1 appearance in 2016, the streets of Azerbaijan's capital have provided memorable – and chaotic – moments from the 6.003km of public road that make up the Baku City Circuit.

The final sector is flat out for 2.2km, and we clocked Valtteri Bottas' FW38 hitting 378km/h (234.9mph) back in 2016. Could the new 2022 cars reach even higher speeds?

2022 Recap

Alex Albon put in a faultless drive to finish P12 while Nicholas Latifi did his best to recover from an early penalty to end up in P15.

You can read our full report here.

Behind the Badge

You can unlock a Grand Prix Badge every time you join us on a race weekend. This week's badge superbly displays the unique colour combination of Azerbaijan's national flag on the famous Williams 'W' monogram. In the background, you will spot some of Baku's broad array of architecture on the banks of the Caspian Sea. Join us for the Canadian Grand Prix to claim your next badge.