As the laps ticked down in the Qatar Grand Prix, McLaren inched closer still to that trophy. With both Norris and Piastri running at the front of the field, they were in striking distance of their first title since 1998.

Max Verstappen didn't rest on his laurels after securing a fourth straight Formula One championship. A week removed from clinching, Verstappen won the

Lando Norris' penalty up-ended McLaren's title bid and sets up a last-ditch fight for the constructors' championship in Abu Dhabi.

From a smashed mirror and crashes to unusually severe penalties, there were plenty of hazards over the weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen has experienced an unexpected setback at the Qatar Grand Prix as an FIA penalty stripped him of his pole position following

Drivers’ champion Max Verstappen won in Qatar, with the McLaren-Ferrari constructors’ title fight going down to the final race

Topsy-turvy race headed the way of the newly-crowned champion as rivals McLaren and Lando Norris got slapped with a late race stop/go penalty.

Freshly crowned world champion Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the Qatar Formula One Grand Prix while Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri had to settle for third and fourth after their sprinnt race one-two.

Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Qatar Grand Prix, his first pole position since the Austrian GP. George Russell will line up alongside him on the front row. “Yabba dabba doo, Max! That is a first official pole since Austria,

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen captured pole position for the F1 Qatar Grand Prix, but he might not start there