George Russell survived an early fight with Ferrari, nailed the strategy call when it mattered, and led Mercedes to a commanding 1-2 finish in the Australian Grand Prix.
There are easier ways to win a Formula One world title.
The Safety Car came out, McLaren blinked, and the title fight tightened by ten points.
Lando Norris may have taken the trophy in São Paulo, but it was Max Verstappen who stole the show.
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen cruised to another effortless win in Austin, while Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc played a high-speed game of “catch me never.”
Oscar Piastri’s Dutch GP win put him firmly in the championship driver’s seat, while teammate Lando Norris was left stranded when his engine gave up the ghost.
If you ever doubted Formula 1 could still deliver drama without a safety car, without rain, and without someone physically throwing a wing mirror at a rival’s head — Hungary just politely asked you to sit down and shut up.
While everyone else was tiptoeing around Spa’s soaked tarmac like it was a minefield, Oscar Piastri went full send through Eau Rouge, passed his teammate like a missile, and never looked back.