A fiery DNF ended Norris’s Dutch GP and widened Piastri’s title lead. For Lando, heartbreak stings—but the fight for the crown isn’t over.

The first Friday back after the F1 summer break saw a chaotic two practice sessions, where McLaren showed intimidating speed.

After Hungary’s risky win, Norris says he feels refreshed, confident, and ready to tackle F1’s long, demanding second half.

McLaren lead both titles at the summer break – but with Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri split by just nine points, can team unity survive the fight?

A roundup of key storylines heading into the second half of the 2025 F1 season.

Will it be Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri who takes the F1 Drivers' Championship? Our F1 writers give their predictions for the 2025 title fight.

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?

Lando Norris wins McLaren's 200th race after a pivotal one-stop strategy that gave him the edge over Oscar Piastri's two-stop, while Charles Leclerc lost out on the podium to George Russell.

McLaren swept Friday practice at the Hungaroring, with Norris and Piastri going 1–2 in both sessions. From Mercedes’ suspension shakeup to Alonso’s last-minute return, here’s everything you need to know from a packed first day in Budapest.

We were made to wait for the racing action in Spa, but who held their nerve when the drama began and who fluffed their lines?

With the potential for a thrilling Lap 1, rain-soaked chaos and drivers starting out of position, the Belgian Grand Prix is finely poised to serve up plenty of drama. These are five things to look out for as the drivers reflect on qualifying and look ahead to tomorrow's race.

Lando Norris storms to take pole position for the Belgian Grand Prix. On the other side, a shock elimination from Lewis Hamilton marks the Briton with his worst Qualifying since 2024.

2024 was F1’s most thrilling season yet - seven winners, emotional farewells, rookie breakthroughs, and nonstop drama. Peak racing!

Hülkenberg's dream, Piastri's penalty, Norris' glory and more — five key takeaways from a wild and wet British Grand Prix at Silverstone.

Lando wins at home, Hülkenberg finally lands a podium, and chaos reigns in the midfield—here’s how every driver fared at Silverstone.

An intense stop-start race through unpredictable weather was shaped by a controversial penalty for Oscar Piastri, polesitter Max Verstappen’s dramatic spin and a high-stakes battle for P3 between Nico Hülkenberg and Lewis Hamilton. Lando Norris capitalised on the chaos to take his maiden home win ahead of Piastri and Hülkenberg, the German scoring his first podium after 239 starts.

There were lots of winners and losers from a chaotic weekend in Austria, but who came out the best – and who fared the worst?

A race-long battle between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri saw Norris claim victory, while key rival Max Verstappen was taken out of running on Lap 1. Meanwhile, Charles Leclerc completed the podium to take Ferrari back to second in standings.

Qualifying for the 2025 Austrian Grand Prix concluded with Lando Norris taking another pole position, with a gap of over five tenths to Charles Leclerc in second place.

Behind McLaren's "let them race" facade: Discover how internal dynamics and car design may disadvantage loyal Lando Norris.