With the World Constructors’ Championship safely secured, is McLaren’s commitment to ‘papaya rules’ between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris finally over?

McLaren sealed back-to-back Constructors’ titles in Singapore–their first since the Senna era. Method, unity and precision define their rise.

Piastri calls it “a difficult race” after contact with Norris, as McLaren’s Singapore triumph highlights growing tension between the pair.

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.

McLaren needed just nine points to secure the Constructors' Championship at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but a disastrous weekend for the entire team sees the fight continuing to Singapore. Here's how the team's weekend in Baku fell apart against expectations.

A jump start and crash left Oscar Piastri out of the race and McLaren’s title hopes in tatters, with the Australian owning his mistakes.

Oscar Piastri hails McLaren’s dominant 2025 title run as “inevitable,” while downplaying Monza drama and stressing team unity.

On the surface, Monza is best known for being one of the most historic tracks in Formula One, and for the excitement it brings on a yearly basis. Actually, a hidden gem of a fact is it's uncanny tendency to either cause ache or jubilation for those at the top of the title race.

McLaren’s Monza team orders were met with a range of varying opinions, but how does the situation compare to Hungary 2024 and what does this mean for the team’s future?

Norris and Piastri defend McLaren’s Monza team orders, calling them fair and professional despite the tough optics.

Oscar Piastri took his seventh win of 2025 and extends his championship lead to 34 points, after teammate Lando Norris suffered a damaging mechanical failure that took him out of the race. Max Verstappen was promoted to second on home soil, while Isack Hadjar sealed his maiden Formula One podium in his rookie season with Racing Bulls.

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?

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?

Following the Belgian Grand Prix, the top three drivers react to the their disrupted race at Spa.

Oscar Piastri sailed past Lando Norris to take a commanding sixth victory of 2025 in a delayed Belgian Grand Prix. McLaren's third straight 1-2 was joined by Charles Leclerc in third after a race-long defence against Max Verstappen.

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.