The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix saw an exciting end to the season. Going into the weekend there were three potential candidates in the McLaren boys and Max Verstappen, Verstappen closing off the season with a Victory just not being enough to clinch the title.

Closing into the final leg of this triple header, and the final race of the 2025 season, this year has been one of the most exciting title races in the last few years. Max Verstappen has dominated the titles since the famous victorious end to a glorious title charge in 2021 against the seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton. It might be time for someone else to win - right?

Image Credits To: Red Bull Racing The Qatar Grand Prix saw stress, anger and jubilation for multiple teams, the Championship title still being undecided. For the first time since 2021, the Driver's Championship goes all the way to Abu Dhabi, as Lando Norris is unable to capitalise this weekend following less-than-ideal wins from his championship rivals Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen. After the single practice run leaving the McLaren boys on top, Friday night saw the Sprint

After what felt like an almost perfect weekend for Championship Leader Lando Norris, his title charge is disrupted by McLaren's mistakes, causing disqualifications for both drivers - so what went so wrong? How much of an impact will this have on the Driver's Championship battle?

Who would have thought that Lando Norris, who was thirty points behind Oscar Piastri after his devastating DNF in the Dutch Grand Prix, that he would now be twenty-four points clear of his teammate, leading the Driver’s Championship? As Piastri’s form continues to falter, Lando Norris capitalises on his rival’s setbacks, outpacing the entire grid the entire Grand Prix Weekend in Sao Paulo.

The title race comes to a head at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez track this weekend, Lando Norris taking the track by storm, now just one single point between him and Oscar Piastri after a unfortunate weekend yet again for the Australian Driver. Max Verstappen remains in title contention, just thirty-five points behind Piastri after his third place result at the Mexican Grand Prix.

Lando Norris’ stunning victory in Mexico sparks anger among the home fans, the grandstands rung out boos at the British Driver during his first on-track interview after the race, puzzling both the interviewer and the driver himself.

Just when the closing laps of this weekends’ Grand Prix approached and all eyes were on the front of the grid, a Virtual safety car was deployed by the FIA, preventing the heated encounters to commence to a head, causing confusion and upset from fans and commentators alike.

The United States Grand Prix gave way to the additional sprint on Saturday, giving more opportunities to gain more points towards the Driver’s Championship. With Max quickly catching up to the McLaren duo, the Championship seems to be slipping away from Piastri slowly, Verstappen right on Lando Norris’ tail.

George Russel shows his competence in the Mercedes car this weekend, providing an amazing flying lap getting him onto pole, and delivering a stunning performance under the hot Singapore moonlight. This comes during a time where his future at Mercedes is not yet sealed by a contract, but as a racer who is performing week in and week out securing consistent podiums, is this enough to secure his seat for the 2026 season?

Many F1 fans are outraged after many crucial moments of the Singapore Grand Prix last weekend were not shown on live tv, instead focusing on showing the wives, girlfriends and family members of drivers that were in the garage.

Following a less than ideal Saturday Qualifying at the Marina Bay circuit, all things seem to come to a head on race day between the two McLaren drivers, both in contention for the Drivers Championship this year. With “Papaya Rules,” will the fights between the drivers cause fallouts in the McLaren team?

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix took place this weekend, consisting of thrilling scenes in qualifying that stood firm on race day. While some racers capitalised on the chaos, others fell victim to the madness that followed.

In a turn of events, Williams Racing find themselves competing for podiums once again this year with the formidable duo of Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz. With Sainz putting Williams Racing on the podium this weekend in his first year with the team, what does this mean for Albon, a long time driver for the team for the last four years?