Photo from www.x.com/f1 By Ryan Wu For the first time in five years, Formula 1 has a new World Champion. After narrowly missing the chance to secure his maiden title a week earlier in Qatar, Lando Norris delivered on the preseason expectations for both himself and his team, capturing his first F1 World Championship. His coronation required the full 24-race calendar, with Max Verstappen closing from 102 points behind and threatening with what could have been a historic comebac

Photo from www.x.com/f1 By Ryan Wu Sprint Recap - Piastri Fights Back Oscar Piastri showed signs of life as he won the sprint race ahead of his main Championship rivals. He also gained valuable points over Lando Norris, who finished third, and Max Verstappen, who came fourth. George Russell followed up last week’s podium in Las Vegas with a second-place finish in the sprint. Race Recap - Verstappen and Piastri Show Courage and Strategy Calls Loom Large Oscar Piastri followed

Photo from www.x.com/f1 By Ryan Wu Well, this result certainly will not be staying in Vegas. Lando Norris, who initially finished second, and Oscar Piastri, who originally finished fourth, were both disqualified after the Las Vegas Grand Prix this weekend. With Max Verstappen taking the win, he is now level with Piastri at 366 points while Norris remains ahead on 390 points. Norris can still clinch the World Championship next weekend in Qatar if he finishes the weekend, which

Photo from www.x.com/f1 By Ryan Wu Norris Inches Closer to Claiming Maiden Title, Verstappen Makes Charge Lando Norris extended his championship lead after winning the São Paulo Grand Prix in Brazil. He now holds a 24-point advantage over Oscar Piastri with three races remaining in what has been an incredible battle for the World Championship. Piastri is also under pressure from Max Verstappen, who finished third in Brazil after starting from the pit lane due to a power unit