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The 2025 F1 Drivers' Championship was a dramatic and closely contested battle, featuring multiple race winners, on-track incidents, and strategic battles, ultimately culminating in Lando Norris winning his first title by just two points over Max Verstappen after a tense season.
McLaren removed the 'repercussions' for Lando Norris after a series of driver collisions, including incidents at Singapore and Austin, to promote a more competitive and level playing field in the championship battle with Piastri and Verstappen, sparking debate about team management and driver freedom in Formula 1.
Max Verstappen and Lando Norris will start at the front of the grid for the US Grand Prix, with Oscar Piastri in sixth; Lance Stroll has a five-place penalty and will start last.
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri are set to continue their rivalry at the Austin Grand Prix, following a recent on-track clash that led to team discussions about responsibility and sportsmanship, with McLaren emphasizing positive and constructive post-race conversations.
Thursday at the US Grand Prix revealed insights into the fallout from Singapore, driver team dynamics, and rumors about team changes, with Norris facing consequences for a clash, Hamilton dismissing Ferrari-Horner rumors, and Russell securing his contract, amidst ongoing broadcast and team radio debates.
Lando Norris secured pole position at the Belgian Grand Prix, narrowly beating teammate Oscar Piastri in a closely contested qualifying session, with strategic tire choices and track conditions playing crucial roles. Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc also performed well, but Norris's consistency and slight edge in lap times gave him the advantage, setting the stage for an exciting race regardless of weather conditions.
Lando Norris won the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, marking his first British win and McLaren's first at Silverstone since 2008, while Nico Hulkenberg achieved a historic first podium after 238 races, and Hamilton's 12-year podium streak ended. The race featured unpredictable weather, strategic shifts, and notable performances across the grid.
Lando Norris won the chaotic 2025 British Grand Prix after Oscar Piastri was penalized for erratic braking under safety car conditions, which cost him the victory. The race was marked by multiple safety cars, heavy rain, and strategic gambles, with Hulkenberg achieving his first podium and several drivers facing mishaps and penalties.
Lando Norris led final practice at the Austrian Grand Prix, with McLaren teammates Norris and Piastri finishing first and second, as Verstappen and other top drivers followed; Norris aims to outperform Piastri in qualifying to maintain his championship lead amid recent upgrades and adjustments.
Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri had a tense post-race discussion after Norris's crash into Piastri at the Canadian Grand Prix, leading to honest reflections and a commitment to move forward without letting the incident affect their performance or team dynamics. Norris took responsibility and acknowledged the need for better decision-making, while Piastri emphasized maintaining focus on his own performance. The team plans to have tough but constructive conversations to prevent future incidents, ultimately strengthening their collaboration.
Lando Norris took responsibility for a crash with teammate Oscar Piastri during the Canadian Grand Prix, highlighting a low-key weekend for McLaren that contributed to the incident.
During the Canadian Grand Prix, Norris and Piastri collided, causing Norris to crash out, while George Russell secured Mercedes' first win of the 2025 F1 season, with Verstappen and Antonelli completing the podium.
Lando Norris topped the final free practice session at the Canadian Grand Prix, narrowly beating Charles Leclerc, as teams prepared for qualifying amid a session with spins and incidents. Norris's improved performance contrasts with a challenging day for others like Piastri and Tsunoda.
Max Verstappen led the second practice session of the F1 Miami GP, with Charles Leclerc crashing his Ferrari into the wall at Turn 7. Verstappen clocked in a 1m27.930s, followed by Carlos Sainz and Leclerc. Lando Norris landed sixth fastest, while George Russell, who led FP1, was only 15th fastest after coming across traffic on his hot lap on softs.