From pole positions to podiums, the 2025 season has been all about the McLaren F1 Team. The team solidified their Constructors' Championship win at the Singapore Grand Prix. A full six races before the end of the season. Teammates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris have also been at the top of the World Drivers' Championship standings. They have been each other's biggest competition for the title.

It has been a season to forget for Ferrari. After 13 podium finishes for Charles Leclerc in 2024 and signing Lewis Hamilton to a multi-year deal, fans certainly anticipated even more dominance headed into 2025. However, this season tells a different tale. Both drivers have yet to secure a Grand Prix win, and Ferrari has now dropped to fourth place in the Constructors' Championship after São Paulo.

Three years after Audi announced it would join F1, the team unveiled its livery concept, making its 2026 debut that much closer—that much more real. The Audi R26 Concept The concept is sleek and looks like a signature Audi vehicle through and through. This is about as effective as it gets in hyping up the F1 world about their official car unveiling in January.

There is no driver more terrifying to see behind you than Max Verstappen's Red Bull. His aggressive style has become infamous ever since he entered F1. In a sport that is constantly evolving to become safer, he finds ways to earn every advantage that he can. It doesn't matter the risk. He will take it if it means that he gets to stand on the top step of the podium.

The São Paulo Grand Prix was absolutely everything F1 fans could've hoped for. Lando Norris would pick up the win from pole. Holding on to 1st for the vast majority of the race, he maintains his championship lead. The weekend went worse for his two championship rivals, though. His teammate Oscar Piastri finished in 5th due to earning a 10-second time penalty after a collision with Ferrari's Charles Leclerc.

What. A. Race. The Brazil Grand Prix is always a fantastic race, and is the race to watch each year, and this year was no different. Between crash-outs, comebacks, and general craziness, this was a fantastic race. Lando Norris took pole, right where he started, but what happened behind him was anything but expected. Here's what we learned from the 2025 Sao Paulo Grand Prix.

For the 21st race of the season, all 10 teams and 20 drivers head to Sao Paulo, Brazil, for the Brazilian Grand Prix. One of the best and most entertaining tracks on the calendar, Interlagos is a fan favourite, as well as a driver's favourite. Every year, when Formula One heads to Brazil, it is when everyone tunes in. The reason is because of the layout of the 4.309km track.

The most fun weekend of the 2025 Formula 1 calendar is finally here. It's Sao Paolo Grand Prix weekend, which will no doubt be entertaining, but will also give us a better picture as to how the Drivers' Championship unfolds. The race takes place on Sunday, November 9th, but the Sprint Race takes place tomorrow, November 8th, at 7 am MST/9 am EST.

Formula One is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world today. Between Drive to Survive and the F1 Movie, the popularity of the sport has grown immensely over the last five years. However, if you are one of the people who haven't caught the Formula One bug or are interested in getting into the race, the race to watch is the São Paolo Grand Prix.

Formula One is one of the fastest-growing sports in the world today. Between Drive to Survive and the F1 Movie, the popularity of the sport has grown immensely over the last five years. However, if you are one of the people who haven't caught the Formula One bug or are interested in getting into the race, the race to watch is the São Paolo Grand Prix.

Ollie Bearman secured a P4 finish at the Mexican GP, which was also the highest finish for Haas since Romain Grosjean finished P4 at the 2018 Austrian Grand Prix. This wasn't a surprise, though, for those who have witnessed the progression in the 20-year-old's racing career firsthand. From his time in F2 to his fantastic debut drive for Ferrari, Bearman is a special talent in F1.

Ollie Bearman secured a P4 finish at the Mexican GP, which was also the highest finish for Haas since Romain Grosjean finished P4 at the 2018 Austrian Grand Prix. This wasn't a surprise, though, for those who have witnessed the progression in the 20-year-old's racing career firsthand. From his time in F2 to his fantastic debut drive for Ferrari, Bearman is a special talent in F1.