
Strategy helps Max Verstappen win F1 Qatar Grand Prix, sets up three-way final title showdown
McLaren’s strategy blunder saw Max Verstappen win F1 Qatar Grand Prix ahead of Oscar Piastri, while Lando Norris settled for fourth ensuring the Formula 1

McLaren’s strategy blunder saw Max Verstappen win F1 Qatar Grand Prix ahead of Oscar Piastri, while Lando Norris settled for fourth ensuring the Formula 1

Oscar Piastri overpowered George Russell and his McLaren teammate Lando Norris from lights-to-flag to claim F1 Qatar GP Sprint victory, keeping his Formula 1 title

Oscar Piastri edged out George Russell by 0.032s to claim pole for F1 Qatar GP Sprint, while title rivals Lando Norris and Max Verstappen faltered

Oscar Piastri topped the only F1 Qatar GP practice session with a last minute flyer, beating McLaren teammate and Formula 1 championship leader Lando Norris

Here’s how Lando Norris can win the 2025 F1 title on Sunday at Qatar Grand Prix given his healthy Formula 1 championship lead

Oscar Piastri has refused to comply with McLaren team order to support his teammate Lando Norris secure the F1 World Championship at this weekend’s Qatar

Max Verstappen mounted a remarkable offensive to claim F1 Las Vegas GP victory as McLaren suffered a stunning double disqualification, leaving the Formula 1 championship

Lando Norris braved the chaos at Interlagos to claim a dominant F1 Brazil GP win and further extend his championship lead, as Max Verstappen overcame

Lando Norris delivered a masterclass lap to claim F1 Brazil GP pole position in a dramatic qualifying that saw Max Verstappen suffer shock Q1 elimination

Lando Norris held off Kimi Antonelli to claim F1 Brazil GP Sprint victory as Oscar Piastri crashed out of the race headlined by multiple red