Formula 1 begins its 2025 finale in Sin City where the stakes are often high. This weekend Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen have got to go all in to try and steal a potential first world title from the grasps of Lando Norris. What happened last time out? The Sao Paulo Grand Prix saw a swing in the title race once again in favour of Lando Norris. It was a perfect weekend for the British driver as he was dominant throughout; he topped practice, took Sprint pole, won the Sprint

It was a dominant performance at Interlagos this weekend from Lando Norris as he moved ever closer to his first championship with victory at the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. The McLaren driver took his seventh win of the 2025 season and just like it was in the Sprint on Saturday, the runner up spot was occupied by Mercedes Kimi Antonelli who rounded off a spectacular weekend to record his best finish. Max Verstappen completed a mega comeback drive from the pitlane to take the final

World Championship leader, Lando Norris kicked off his Brazillian GP weekend in style securing sprint pole by less than a tenth of a second ahead of Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli. The British drivers first sprint pole of the season came as his championship rivals faltered, with McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri only managing P3. Further back, Max Verstappen could only drag his Red Bull into sixth place, the first time he had qualified out of the top five in any race format sinc

Next up in the thrilling three way battle for the World Drivers Championship is a trip to Interlagos for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, in a race which has provided much drama for many years now, what twist does Brazil have next? Last time out: Norris takes control after majestic Mexico performance Lando Norris took his sixth win of the 2025 season and crucially the top spot in the World Championship after a dominant win in Mexico City. It was off the back of a disastrous weekend

F1 Championship leader Oscar Piastri confirmed on Media Day for the Mexico GP that his McLaren teammate Lando Norris has had his much talked about 'repercussions' removed. After Lando made contact with Oscar on the first lap at Marina Bay, McLaren confirmed they would place 'repercussions' on the British driver, deeming the incident his fault. While the team never revealed what these were, it was said they weren't major and had been speculated to be Oscar getting priority in

Amy and Seb put their F1 knowledge to the test at they take on the Driver Quiz Battle. Both answer ten questions on their favourite driver to see who is the ultimate fan! Watch the full video on the ShefF1 YouTube or above.

Amy Hamerslagh is as usual joined by Sebastian Alston to give their predictions ahead of this weekends crucial Mexico Grand Prix. You can watch the full podcast above.

Amy Hamerslagh and Sebastian Alston review all the talking points from this weekends Grand Prix in Austin, including their thoughts on the Sprint crash, McLarens 'repercussions' and Verstappen's title hopes. Watch the full podcast above.

Carlos Sainz has been handed a five grid place penalty by the FIA after he was deemed to be at fault for his incident with Kimi Antonelli in Austin. The Spaniard attempted to make a move on the young Mercedes driver going into turn 15 on lap 7, however contact was made between the two. It spun the Italian round but he was able to get going again, while for Carlos it spelled the end of the race. The incident meant Carlos was unable to build on his P3 in the Sprint and he will

Max Verstappen put in a vintage performance to win the US Grand Prix and close the gap to Oscar Piastri to just 40 points with five races to go. The four time World Champion led from pole to finish, ahead of McLarens Lando Norris and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, who rounded out the podium. Leclerc took the gamble to start on the softs, the only car in the top ten to do so, however it paid off with the Monegasque having the grip to get past Lando Norris at the start. Lando was o