2025 F1 drivers ranked: Who had the best season?
The 2025 F1 season came to a thrilling climax, and deciding which driver really was the best wasn't easy – we rank them all
Helmut Marko's departure from Red Bull closes the door on an era defined by ruthless talent management, internal friction and an uncompromising vision that shaped champions and shattered careers
A harmonious McLaren beat the brute brilliance of Max Verstappen in 2025, but its collaborative approach hasn't always succeeded against the razor-sharp focus of a one-driver F1 team
Formula 1's DRS will be replaced by active aero and manual override in 2026. Find out all you need to know about it here
Lando Norris' first F1 title was forged not just in speed, but in the mindset shift that finally uncovered his full potential
Who stood out in Formula 1 this year? Vote now to have your say on the highlights of the 2025 season
From Verstappen's solo masterclass to Norris's composed title win; Piastri's late-season spark; Ferrari and Hamilton's struggle; and the final DRS farewell, Abu Dhabi summed up F1 2025
Lando Norris and McLaren made F1 history in the desert – shame about the track though...
From quiet goodbyes and regulatory slip-ups to a finale that still couldn't conjure much excitement, here's everything you may have missed amid Lando Norris's title celebrations in Abu Dhabi
Mark Hughes explains how McLaren’s pre-planned lap-one swap and split-tyre strategy blunted Verstappen’s threat and laid the groundwork for Norris’s title-winning drive
The new world champion feels bouncing back from a slump showed the most of him
Verstappen did all he could, but it was Norris who secured the F1 2025 title
Lando Norris has become McLaren's first F1 world champion for 17 years – here's who's done it before for the famous team
Max Verstappen claimed pole position for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, ahead of boith title contenders Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri on the starting grid. Here's the full line-up for Sunday's race
There wasn't much fighting talk from the three F1 title contenders ahead of the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. But there's a good reason that they seemed disinterested, says a leading sports psychologist
As Abu Dhabi brings the three F1 title contenders together, their contrasting demeanours reveal as much about the pressure they carry as the points that separate them, says Mark Hughes
The 2025 title fight reaches its climax with Verstappen still outnumbered, lacking the team-mate support McLaren has weaponised all season