The Qatar Grand Prix was shaped by the remarkable resurgence of Oscar Piastri – yet it ended with a victory for Max Verstappen. As a result, the Drivers’ Championship is wide open ahead of the season finale in Abu Dhabi: Lando Norris leads by just 12 points over Verstappen and 16 over Piastri. Piastri dominated the entire weekend: he topped qualifying for the Sprint, won the Sprint race itself with authority, and secured pole position for the Grand Prix. In...

Las Vegas – Max Verstappen wins the Grand Prix, while McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri become the big losers after their disqualification. With two races and one sprint remaining, Norris now leads the World Championship by 24 points over Piastri and Verstappen, with 58 points still available. Las Vegas presented itself from its cold and damp side: temperatures between 8 and 12 degrees and intermittent rain made the asphalt extremely slippery,...

Lando Norris took a huge leap toward the Formula 1 Drivers’ Championship with a commanding victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix. The Briton mastered the legendary Interlagos circuit to claim a confident win, capitalizing on the misfortune of his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and a disastrous qualifying session for title rival Max Verstappen. With just three races remaining, Norris now looks almost unstoppable in his quest for a maiden world title. Already in...

The weekend in Mexico City belonged entirely to Lando Norris. The McLaren driver dominated qualifying, got off to a perfect start, and stayed clear of the chaos behind him to take a commanding and uncontested victory. With that, he also took over the lead in the Drivers’ World Championship. Things didn’t go as smoothly for Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing. After finishing only fifth in practice and suffering several off-track excursions, the Dutchman...

Max Verstappen put on a commanding performance at the United States Grand Prix in Austin, winning both the Saturday Sprint and Sunday’s main race. The favored McLaren drivers took each other out in Turn 1 of the Sprint, leaving the team empty-handed. Behind Verstappen, George Russell and Carlos Sainz completed the podium. On Sunday, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris engaged in a thrilling battle for second place, which Norris ultimately won. Lewis Hamilton was...

George Russell Dominates in Singapore as McLaren Clinches Constructors’ Title! George Russell delivered a stunning performance in Singapore, dominating both qualifying and the race to take a commanding victory for Mercedes on the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Starting from second on the grid, Max Verstappen secured P2 for Red Bull, while Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri finished third and fourth respectively – sealing a crucial double podium for McLaren. With that...

At the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, Red Bull Racing’s upward trend continued. Max Verstappen secured pole position and went on to win the race in commanding fashion, finishing ahead of George Russell in the Mercedes and a sensational Carlos Sainz, who took a podium for Williams. McLaren, on the other hand, endured a weekend to forget. Crashes in practice and qualifying already set the tone. In the race, championship leader Oscar Piastri botched the start...

Max Verstappen celebrated a surprising comeback in Monza as both polesitter and winner of the Italian Grand Prix! The McLarens stood no chance and also made mistakes – especially during Lando Norris’s pit stop, where an issue with the left front wheel cost valuable time. Oscar Piastri, who had temporarily benefited and gained second place, had to give it back. Marking 50 years since Niki Lauda’s world championship title with Ferrari at Monza in 1975, the...

McLaren dominated every session and the race in Zandvoort. In the end, only Oscar Piastri was happy as the winner; Lando Norris failed in the safe second place shortly before the end of the race with a technical defect. Max Verstappen was lucky second in his penultimate home GP ahead of the sensational Isak Hadjar in Racing Bull. Under the podium were George Russel as 4th, Alex Albon as 5th and the strong Oliver Bearman. Lance Stroll once did not sink his car and...

With its typical weather chaos, Spa-Francorchamps welcomed Formula 1 for a Sprint weekend that tested teams and drivers alike. While Saturday’s action remained mostly under control, Sunday turned into a strategy gamble under ever-changing conditions – with McLaren emerging as the big winner. In the Sprint race, Max Verstappen made quick work of Oscar Piastri on the Kemmel Straight and controlled the remainder of what turned out to be a relatively uneventful...