A rundown of all the happenings from practice at the 2025 Qatar Grand Prix.

Lando Norris can secure the F1 Drivers' title in Qatar but the threat of Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri lingers close. Who will come out on top for the 2025 season? Our writers weigh in.

McLaren’s Andrea Stella reflects on the Vegas DSQ, calls it an anomaly, praises team culture, and stays confident as Norris and Piastri fight on.

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

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.

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.

Oscar Piastri salvages P4 after a chaotic start and strategy recovery, but frustration grows as Norris widens the title gap heading into Qatar.

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

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.

In São Paulo, Oscar Piastri received a 10-second pentalty following a bump with Kimi Antonelli. The driver reacted to the decision following the race.

After a "frustrating" DNF in São Paulo, Charles Leclerc says the crash was a "50-50" incident and Oscar Piastri didn't deserve full blame.

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.

Following the sprint qualifying at the São Paulo Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri spoke to the media about his session.

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?

Oscar Piastri didn't have the strongest weekend in Mexico and has now dropped to second in the Drivers' Championship.

Oscar Piastri admits fault for his sprint crash, saying McLaren starts fresh as the title fight with Norris and a resurgent Verstappen heats up.

Oscar Piastri says his “mentality hasn’t changed” despite rivals Norris and Verstappen cutting into his Formula One championship lead in Austin.