Racing
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McLaren or Ferrari for the title? Perez’s last race? Eight talking points for F1’s finale
The constructors’ championship will be decided at this weekend’s finale. But as many F1 drivers say goodbye, will Sergio Perez be among them? Source
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Arthur Leclerc to drive alongside brother Charles in first practice at Ferrari
Arthur Leclerc will make his debut in an official Formula 1 practice session at this weekend’s Abu Dhabi GP, alongside brother Charles. Source
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F1 Academy’s extra Yas Marina race technically reopens title fight
F1 Academy’s decision to reinstate the race it was forced to cancel last weekend means Abbi Pulling is no longer guaranteed the title. Source
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Hamilton’s puncture not caused by mirror debris
The puncture which struck Lewis Hamilton during the Qatar Grand Prix was not caused by the debris from Alexander Albon’s smashed mirror. Source
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Williams “very short on components” after 17th crash of season
In the round-up: Williams “very short on components” after 17th crash • Hunter-Reay and Harvey get Indy 500 seats • Esterson moves into F2 Source
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Ocon vs Gasly: Little to separate Alpine’s duelling duo after two years as team mates
Esteban Ocon and Pierre Gasly are heading their separate ways after two years as team mates. Did either conclusively beat the other? Source
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Six junior drivers including three newcomers get Yas Marina F1 practice runs
Six junior drivers, including three who have never participated in an official F1 session, will take part in practice for the Abu Dhabi GP. Source
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Verstappen victorious as stop-go penalty takes Norris out of fight for win
Max Verstappen won a controversial and incident filled Qatar Grand Prix as Lando Norris lost second place after a stop-go penalty. Source
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Vote for your 2024 Qatar Grand Prix Driver of the Weekend
Who was the best driver during the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix weekend? Compare how they did and vote for the best. Source
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Norris accepts “fair” stop-go penalty but says he saw no yellow flags
Lando Norris says he didn’t see the yellow flags which led to his 10-second stop-go penalty, but accepted it as a “fair” decision. Source
