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Will Lando Norris be crowned 2025 F1 Champion at the Qatar Grand Prix?

We're racing in Vegas and the hunt is on for Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen as each remaining race could help decide who is crown the 2025 F1 World Champion.

Following a wild and somewhat wet weekend in Sao Paulo, Lando Norris takes a decisive lead in the 2025 championship. Further down the field, the battle for P2 and P6 in the constructors championship get shaken up once more!

4 races to go, 3 drivers in contention. We go to Interlagos in Sao Paulo where the racing, and the rain, are always unpredictable.

If we thought we had a championship battle before the Mexico City Grand Prix, with Lando Norris taking the lead of the championship, all bets are off with 4 more races of the 2025 F1 Season.

Ladies and Gentlemen, Max Verstappen has re-entered the chat....

It's a sprint race weekend in the land of the big TX as we go back racing at the Circuit of the Americas! The Merc drivers have new contracts, while the gloves look like they're starting to come off at McLaren.

McLaren may have won their second consecutive constructors championship, but the gloves seem to be coming off between their two drivers as they each go for their first title.

With a DNF for Oscar Piastri, back to back wins for Max Verstappen, and heavy rain predicted through the weekend, the stage is set for an epic Singapore GP.

With some of the fastest speeds on the Formula 1 calendar, we were back on the streets of Baku. Heavy red flags and rain plus an out of form McLaren on Saturday set up an incredible podium for Williams' Carlos Sainz, while Max Verstappen once again shows why he shouldn't be counted out in the championship battle.

We're back where the Gromo began, the streets of Baku. Will the McLarens stop playing nice? Can any of the other teams play spoiler?

When even then tifosi are singing the max verstappen song at the Italian Grand Prix, you know he put on a show.

We were back racing on the Dutch riviera after the F1 summer break. In what was expected to be a bit of a snooze at the Zandvoort circuit ended up seeing two Ferrari and one McLaren DNF's that are sure to shake up the battle for the constructors and drivers championships.

The official F1 Summer break is over, and we're going back racing on the shores of Holland. Who has the advantage at McLaren? Did the time off reinvigorate a struggling Lewis Hamilton? And most important of all, did Lance Stroll finally get a better haircut?

We've reached the annual F1 summer break. Who's hot, who's not, and what does the rest of the season have in store? FKnowles and PMoney give all their takes.

We've just had final race before the Summer break and one thing is clear: everyone needs a vacation, except for McLaren and Gabriel Bortoleto.

The McLaren Momentum swings back towards Oscar post Belgian GP in the drivers championship as we head to the Hungaroring before the Summer break.

F1 is back after its first Summer break and after the shock firing of Christian Horner at Red Bull. Who needs a result the most as we go back racing at one of F1's most iconic circuits, Spa-Francorchamps?

After 20 seasons at the helm of Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner has been ousted as team principal.

239 starts and finally, a podium for Nico Hulkenberg at the rain filled 2025 British Grand Prix!

It was a big week for Formula 1, and The Grandstand. PMoney and FKnowles went to see the new F1 Movie together in LA, the Austrian Grand Prix solidified McLaren's position top the standings, while Red Bull find themselves at a low following their home grand prix.

We're back in the Austrian Alps at the Red Bull Ring as McLaren looks to bounce back after a tough outing in Canada. Will Mercedes continue to play spoiler at the top, or can Ferrari's new updates bring some pace?

After coming together with Max Verstappen in Spain, George Russell puts on a masterclass at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, with his teammate Kimi Antonelli securing his first career podium. All this plus Contact at McLaren and Ferrari F*ckery.

After a week off, we go back to Montreal, Canada for the 2025 edition of the Canadian Grand Prix, where all eyes will be on Max Verstappen and his penalty points.

After some curious tire strategy from Red Bull, a failed Mercedes engine, and a testy restart, the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix will be remembered not for a McLaren front row lock out, or Oscar Piastri victory, but for an inchident between George Russell and Max Verstappen.