McLaren lose P2 and P4 after both cars fail skid-wear checks in Vegas, triggering a rare double DSQ that reshapes the points fight with two races left.

After a wet qualifying that truly tested the drivers’ limits, the stage is set for a show-stopping Grand Prix, Las Vegas style. With Lando Norris on his third consecutive pole, and championship rivals Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri starting second and fifth respectively, here’s everything to look out for in the 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen settled for second in wild Las Vegas Qualifying that he compared to like "driving on ice."

Rain, chaos and a razor-sharp Lando Norris. The McLaren star takes pole, Max Verstappen stalks and Oscar Piastri is left playing catch-up.

After an unfortunate qualifying with an especially difficult Q3, Piastri will start the Las Vegas Grand Prix in P5.

After battling the mixed conditions, Lando Norris hit the jackpot with pole position for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

As the final three races of the 2025 season approach, a late change in the championship standings raises questions from Max Verstappen.

Verstappen reflects on a tough season, Norris’s rise, and a title fight slipping from reach as he heads into Las Vegas aiming only for strong finishes.

Norris reflects on early struggles, steady growth, and an all-in mindset as he heads into Vegas leading the title fight with sharpened confidence.

From 34 points down to 24 up. This is how Lando Norris engineered a 58-point swing to take control of the 2025 F1 Drivers' Championship.

Lando Norris made significant strides in the Drivers’ Championship in Brazil, but who else had a landmark week at Interlagos?

Lando Norris tightened his grip on the title with a dominant victory in São Paulo. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli collected two podiums, Ferrari collapsed and tempers flared further down the order.

Following an impressive victory at the São Paulo Grand Prix, Lando Norris spoke to the media about his mentality going forward.

Lando Norris took a dominant victory in São Paulo to cap a clean-sweep weekend, while Max Verstappen charged through the field to third from the pit lane, missing out on second to Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli.

A qualifying full of thrilling twists and turns set the mixed up starting order for race day in São Paulo, complete with Max Verstappen starting from the pit lane, Oscar Piastri in fourth and Lando Norris on pole. Here’s everything to look out for in what is sure to be another dramatic São Paulo Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri is determined to rewrite his weekend and quickly move on from his Sprint race crash, which resulted in the Australian dropping nine points behind teammate Lando Norris.

Lando Norris took sprint victory from pole in an interrupted session that saw title rival Oscar Piastri crash out after running in third, while Mercedes scored a double podium led by Kimi Antonelli.

A rundown of sprint qualifying for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

A run down of the sole practice session ahead of the 2025 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

Championship leader Lando Norris insists 'nothing changes' in his mindset, despite a tight 1-point lead over teammate Piastri and pressure from Verstappen.