Red Bull apologises, teen threatened

Antonelli death threats prompt Red Bull apology over Norris overtake comments

Norris passed Mercedes driver near finish of Qatar GP Red Bull had initially hinted at foul play in title fight The Mercedes teenage driver Kimi Antonelli has been subjected to death threats after Red Bull suggested he deliberately moved out of Lando Norris’s way in the closing stages of the Qatar Grand Prix. Norris was elevated to fourth after Antonelli ran wide on the penultimate lap of Sunday’s race. Norris gained two points from Antonelli’s mistake which means he now can finish third, rather than runner-up at this weekend’s season finale in Abu Dhabi, to be assured of beating Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to the title. Continue reading. . .

Formula 1 press reaction: 'How on earth could this happen?'

A 'catastrophic error' by McLaren has set up a grand showdown in the Formula 1 World Championship battle. The international press responds with equally strong words.

Formula 1 in Qatar: How the Press Is Commenting on the Result

Earlier this summer Max Verstappen trailed Lando Norris by 100 points. Now they are almost neck and neck—something McLaren can also attribute to itself. The Qatar Grand Prix provided the evidence, the press notes.

Los motivos que explican la hazaña de Carlos Sainz en Losail: "Mi día de mayor orgullo en Williams"

The Madrid-born driver took a risk with an aggressive setup that allowed him to hold off the Mercedes of Antonelli and the McLaren of Norris to record his second podium of the year. Read.

Piastri was dominant in Qatar, but one thing let him down - his team

McLaren has had a shocking fortnight, right when its first F1 drivers’ title since 2008 was within touching distance. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen can hardly hide his delight.

G1 in Qatar, i voti: non solo super Verstappen, Hannah Schmitz è da 10 e lode. Ferrari, un disastro totale: voto 0

Norris and Piastri voice frustration at McLaren’s strategy as title race goes to finale

Team failed to pit drivers behind safety car in Qatar Max Verstappen won race to stay in title contention Lando Norris, the championship leader, has decried the McLaren team strategy error at the Qatar Grand Prix that allowed Max Verstappen right back into the fight and forced a three-way battle at next Sunday’s title-deciding finale in Abu Dhabi. Verstappen won the race in Doha after McLaren chose not to pit their drivers under a safety car early in the race. It was a costly error that gave Verstappen the lead and the win . Norris could finish only fourth and his teammate Oscar Piastri, who was equally unhappy with the team, was second. Continue reading. . .

Formula 1: Sainz on the podium, Ferrari's endless slump... The tops and flops of the Qatar Grand Prix

Carlos Sainz's third place, Max Verstappen's victory, McLaren's strategic mistake, and Ferrari's difficulties: the tops and flops of the Qatar Grand Prix.

Norris, Verstappen or Piastri: all the combinations and points to win the Formula 1 World Championship in Abu Dhabi

When 23 Grands Prix aren't enough to decide a world champion. It's not unusual for the Formula 1 World Championship to be decided in the last race, but it's unusual that the contenders are three: here are all the possible combinations.