Despite finishing second, it was a good result in the championship battle for Lando Norris because he extended his lead over his nearest rival, Oscar Piastri, who finished fourth.

Max Verstappen pounced on an aggressive Turn 1 move from Lando Norris that cost the pole-sitter the lead, and ultimately the win, at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Norris later lost P2, denied when McLaren fell foul of the technical regulations as too did Oscar Piastri. George Russell was up to second ahead of Kimi Antonelli.

It was a third pole in a row for McLaren's Lando Norris as he put in the quickest lap to start from the front in tomorrow's race, despite a scare at the end of

Formula One championship leader Lando Norris would once have been upset to be booed on the podium but now McLaren's title frontrunner is in the zone and completely unbothered, according to team CEO Zak Brown.

Overturning a 34-point deficit to lead by 24, James Hinchcliffe believes the key to Lando Norris’s run of form is a turnaround in his qualifying with the McLaren driver having cut out his Q3 mistakes.

Lando Norris is weeks away from etching his name into the Formula One history books, but his partner, Margarida Corceiro, is unfazed by the media attention

Oscar Piastri is trying to turn around his recent form and keep his title hopes alive as the 2025 season heads into its final three races. Following the Brazilian Grand Prix, the Australian finds himself 24 points behind his McLaren teammate Lando Norris.

Oscar Piastri saw 'flashes' of his old self in Brazil, but stated that McLaren had slowed between Friday and Sunday, a weekend throughout which teammate Lando Norris dominated unopposed. That things are not going well for the Aussie title challenger is obvious by the number of crashes and mistakes he's made in recent races.