It was only in Miami, where Norris took the first win of his Formula 1 career, that anything amounting to a “title fight” kicked off. His McLaren team had brought a comprehensive slate of upgrades to the Miami International Autodrome, and they worked much better than anyone had anticipated.

McLaren driver Lando Norris has admitted his disappointment at falling short in the championship battle against Max Verstappen. Despite this, the Briton congrat

Lando Norris believes his McLaren team were simply “not ready” to win an F1 drivers’ championship this year after Max Verstappen sealed the title in Las Vegas. Verstappen finished fifth, a spot above Norris, in Sin City and now has an unassailable lead in the drivers’ championship with two races left.

Assessing the reasons why Lando Norris and McLarens challenge to win the Drivers Championship against Red Bulls Max Verstappen ultimately came up short; watch this weeks Qatar GP Sprint weekend live on Sky Sports F1,

Lando Norris has teased a Formula 1 absence after he hinted that he will link up with Max Verstappen on holiday. The McLaren star bid farewell to his world title dreams at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, where Verstappen finished above him in P5 and ended all mathematical possibility for Norris to claim the championship.

Max Verstappen is officially Formula 1's fifth-ever four-time world champion after finishing fifth at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, one place ahead of rival Lando Norris

Verstappen leads the driver standings with 393 points, 62 points ahead of Norris with three races and a sprint to go.

Lando Norris has admitted that his McLaren team were "not ready" to win this year's Formula One world title after Max Verstappen secured a fourth consecutive championship. The 25-year-old needed to out-score Verstappen by at least three points on Saturday night in order to keep his title hopes alive but after a far-from-convincing race,

Max Verstappen’s fourth consecutive championship triumph in 2024 has also put a spotlight on how it went wrong for his main rival Lando Norris.

I have what it takes’ - Max Verstappen sealed his fourth successive world crown at the Las Vegas Grand Prix over the weekend

Lando Norris' message of congratulations to Max Verstappen after the Dutchman sealed his fourth Formula 1 world title has got fans talking. Red Bull driver Verstappen ensured he has won four F1 Drivers' Championships in a row after he finished ahead of McLaren's Norris at this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix.