In one season, Norris has gone from F1 hunter to hunted. The McLaren driver sat down with The Athletic to discuss how he's changed.

Lando Norris has plenty of friends up and down the Formula 1 paddock but, when the helmet goes on, the McLaren driver says he completely disregards all of those feelings

Lando Norris has described Max Verstappen as the ‘hardest guy to race’ on the F1 grid amid his tense title fight with the Red Bull driver. McLaren ’s star man now trails the reigning world champion by 52 points with six Grands Prix remaining after taking the chequered flag first in Singapore.

After three years of domination, Red Bull and star driver Max Verstappen have seen their once-firm grip over Formula One loosen throughout this summer. So, what happened?

Max Verstappen believes the worst of Red Bull’s form is behind them as he looks to close out his fourth-straight F1 world title. Verstappen won seven of the first 10 races this year but is now winless in eight rounds,

Norris heads into the United States Grand Prix 52 points behind Verstappen at the top of the standings but with all the momentum. Should he win all remaining races while recording the maximum points for the fastest laps, the Red Bull driver could only win the title by finishing second without fail.

Lando Norris has revealed his Formula 1 rival ‘hate’ in a stunning claim about his championship battle with Max Verstappen. The McLaren star has challenged Verstappen consistently since his first career win at the Miami GP,

Max Verstappen honestly believes the worst is behind Red Bull, the Dutchman encouraged by the team’s Baku upgrade as he looks to hold off Lando Norris in the championship fight. Just a month after declaring the championship titles were “unrealistic” having recorded the team’s worst two-car score of the season at Monza,

Formula One World Champion Max Verstappen recently opened up about the issues that had plagued Red Bull and himself. Red Bull lost their dominance mid way into the 2024 season and no longer remained competitive.

Jacques Villeneuve remains outspoken in the media. This season, he first criticised Daniel Ricciardo at the Canadian GP, and after continuing this trend, he has now set his sights on Red Bull Racing.