Mercedes finished runners up to McLaren in the 2025 World Constructors’ Championship, but it’s title success they’re aiming for in 2026. Here’s their end of year report.

A rundown of the happenings of FP3 at the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the championship decider of 2025.

Lando Norris topped the final FP2 of the year ahead of Max Verstappen and George Russell, while Oscar Piastri found himself on the back foot in 11th after missing FP1.

Russell and Antonelli discussed their main objective for F1's penultimate race weekend of 2025: securing P2 in the WCC.

Oscar Piastri clinched the final sprint pole of the season ahead of George Russell and Lando Norris, while championship hopeful Max Verstappen had a frustrating session riddled with instability and could only manage sixth.

George Russell blasted 'no downside' Turn 1 driving in Mexico, calling it a 'very bad day' after losing spots and a failed late swap with Antonelli.

George Russell admits Austin left him “disappointed” despite a solid season, vowing to bounce back as Mercedes chase stronger results in Mexico City.

Russell talks about his new multi-year deal, saying Mercedes remains his best chance to win as F1’s new regulation era approaches.

George Russell and Kimi Antonelli have signed much-awaited new contracts with Mercedes, remaining with the Brackley and Brixworth-based team for the new regulatory era in 2026.

The Singapore Grand Prix saw McLaren secure the Constructors’ title, while the two championship protagonists locked horns. But who came out on top?

George Russell executed a dominant victory under the floodlights of Singapore, joined by Max Verstappen and Lando Norris on the podium, while McLaren celebrate securing back-to-back Constructors' Championships.

George Russell stormed to a dominant pole in qualifying, and will be joined by Max Verstappen on the front row — with the McLarens not far behind set to wrap up their Constructors’ title under the lights. Here’s everything to look out for in Singapore, the host of Formula One’s original night race.

George Russell took P2 and Kimi Antonelli P4 in Baku, pushing Mercedes past Ferrari in the standings despite mixed emotions in the garage.

Max Verstappen takes back-to-back victories followed by George Russell scoring a surprise second place, joined by Carlos Sainz taking Williams' first podium since 2021. McLaren meanwhile suffered a chastening weekend, with Oscar Piastri uncharacteristically crashing out early in the race and Lando Norris unable to improve from seventh - meaning the Constructors' Championship will continue to Singapore.

George Russell heads into the final months of his contract with Mercedes but remains confident a solution will be found soon with the team for an extension.

The team with a win and a handful of podiums this season still needs to fine-tune their performance to compete against their rivals in the standings.

The events of the Hungarian Grand Prix certainly divided fans, but which drivers had a Sunday to celebrate and who will be desperate to get to the beach?

Following the Canadian Grand Prix, who will enjoy the long flight back and who will just want to get home?

George Russell kept it clean to claim his first 2025 win ahead of Max Verstappen and teammate Kimi Antonelli, who secured a historic maiden podium. Meanwhile, McLaren lost out after a dramatic late-race clash between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.

A concise summary of an exciting Canadian Grand Prix qualifying session in which George Russell emerged on top.