McLaren defends team orders stance for F1 title showdown
McLaren has defended its decision to allow team orders to be applied in F1's Abu Dhabi GP if one of its drivers finds themselves out of title contention
McLaren has defended its decision to allow team orders to be applied in F1's Abu Dhabi GP if one of its drivers finds themselves out of title contention
Lando Norris topped first practice for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, just 0.008 seconds clear of Max Verstappen, as their F1 title showdown rival Oscar Piastri was one of nine drivers to sit out the final FP1 of 2025 to allow rookies to drive
Ferrari's disappointing 2025 Formula 1 season has been tough to stomach for all involved - but even the one potential positive from it has had a negative psychological impact that the team didn't fully anticipate
What we've already learned from the first day of the first Formula 1 title-deciding season finale in four years
Yuki Tsunoda still feels moving up to Red Bull was the right thing - but regrets missing out on a season in a much improved Racing Bulls car
Isack Hadjar expects to be slower than Max Verstappen at the start of F1 2026...
The FIA brought Formula 1 title protagonists Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri together for a media grilling - here's what we learned
George Russell believes McLaren’s Abu Dhabi team order stance isn’t “acceptable or reasonable”, as Oscar Piastri could be moved aside to help Lando Norris’s title bid
McLaren is open to using team orders if Piastri falls out of realistic contention during F1's Abu Dhabi title decider
A French court has ruled that the FIA presidential vote is clear to go ahead later this month, but judges will hear allegations of potential irregularities surrounding the election system early next year
