A high-stakes Qatar Grand Prix looms as the title fight narrows. Norris leads but Verstappen surges and McLaren face pressure after Vegas chaos.

A wild weekend in Vegas reshaped the title fight as both McLarens were disqualified. Verstappen dominated, Mercedes surged and the midfield delivered.

Norris and Piastri DSQ’d as Verstappen wins in Vegas. Title fight explodes, Mercedes surge, Ferrari fluctuate and chaos reigns on the Strip at the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

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."

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.

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

Max Verstappen called his São Paulo P3 "incredible," charging from the pit lane despite a puncture. "I did not expect that at all."

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.

Reigning world champion Max Verstappen discusses his shock Q1 elimination and the performance of his Red Bull.

Tsunoda says focusing on 'my career' is his priority, and helping Max's championship will 'come naturally' as a result of his own performance.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown made a staggering statement about the future of Papaya rules and how it will influence the Championship. The American revealed he would rather see Max Verstappen secure the championship than have to decide to prioritise one driver at McLaren.

It was a statement weekend from Lando Norris as he seized the lead of the Drivers’ Championship, but who were the other winners or losers in Mexico City?

Lando Norris cruised to victory at the Mexico City Grand Prix, taking the championship lead from Oscar Piastri by one point with just four races to go. Charles Leclerc and Max Verstappen completed the podium, a potential P2 for the defending champion fading away after a late-race VSC, while Oliver Bearman finished fourth ahead of Oscar Piastri.

Second practice at the Mexico City Grand Prix saw driving duties returned to the usual lineup. Nine of the twenty drivers missed FP1 to make way for the rookies and were itching to acclimatise to the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

Max Verstappen picked up a crucial win in Austin, increasing his chances in the title fight.

Max Verstappen converted pole to victory at the United States Grand Prix to cap off a dominant weekend, slicing his deficit to the championship leader down to 40 points. Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc completed the podium following thrilling battles throughout the race for second, eventually claimed by Norris, while championship leader Oscar Piastri finished fifth.

Max Verstappen has been in dominant form in Austin, with sprint pole, sprint victory and now pole for the main event too. With Lando Norris joining him on the front row and championship leader Oscar Piastri further behind in sixth, here’s everything to look out for in a race that’s set to be title-defining.