Lando Norris has insisted he wouldn’t have won the 2024 Formula 1 title even with a “perfect season” as Red Bull was never as uncompetitive as McLaren at the start. McLaren’s miraculous mid-season turnaround last term saw it end the campaign as the closest contender to Red Bull, but Ferrari assumed the mantle as 2024 began.

The dust has settled over the Las Vegas strip, and Formula 1 has crowned its 2024 World Champion—despite Lando Norris’ best efforts. But unfortunately for the McLaren driver, the season was in Max Verstappen‘s hands right from the very start.

Assessing the reasons why Lando Norris and McLarens challenge to win the Drivers Championship against Red Bulls Max Verstappen ultimately came up short; watch this weeks Qatar GP Sprint weekend live on Sky Sports F1,

Sebastian Vettel has made it clear that he is not expecting to make an F1 comeback despite being regularly linked with a return to the grid. The four-time world champion left Aston Martin at the end of 2022 and has tested with Porsche's team for the World Endurance Championship.

Pérez's disappointing performances have helped McLaren and Ferrari overtake Red Bull in the constructors' championship, which dictates prize money available to teams. Max Verstappen wrapped up the drivers' title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Sunday.

Max Verstappen has revealed he tried to lure Lando Norris to join him at Red Bull as he opened up on their friendship away from the track. While Norris' McLaren has been the fastest car on the grid for the majority of the season, the Papaya haven't always been fighting for race wins.

Max Verstappen “won’t be” at Red Bull at the start of the F1 2026 season amid persistent rumours of a move to Mercedes. That is the opinion of former Red Bull driver Robert Doornbos, who believes it will “be difficult” for the team to convince the newly crowned four-time World Champion to stay beyond next season.

Red Bull have provided a major update regarding the future of struggling driver Sergio Perez. ➡️ READ MORE Williams have confirmed they are set to replace one of their drivers at an upcoming grand prix as they look towards their Formula 1 future.

Max Verstappen, after clinching his fourth consecutive Formula 1 World Championship, made a bold statement, suggesting that he could have secured the title even sooner if he had been driving for McLaren or Ferrari.

Max Verstappen has opened up about the prospect of surpassing Formula 1 legends Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher by securing seven or more world championsh