Formula 1

How McLaren can clinch F1 constructors' title at the Qatar GP

McLaren can secure its first F1 constructors' championship since 1998 in the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix. Following its 1-2 in the Saturday sprint race, here's what it needs to do to get the title over the line on Sunday

Formula 1

Winners and losers from F1's 2024 Qatar GP sprint race

F1's Qatar GP sprint race wasn't especially heavy on position changes - yet somehow produced close to a full race's worth of memorable moments. Here are our winners and losers from it

Formula 1

'Team told me not to' - Norris gifts Qatar sprint win to Piastri

Lando Norris protected McLaren Formula 1 team-mate Oscar Piastri throughout the Qatar Grand Prix sprint race before handing the win over to his team-mate at the finish

Formula 1

As it happened: Qatar F1 sprint race and grand prix qualifying

Join The Race Live Hub for all the action as it happens plus expert analysis from Formula 1's Qatar Grand Prix sprint race

Formula 1

What next for F1's racing rules after FIA breakthrough

Formula 1's racing guidelines will be adjusted for 2025 after controversial incidents this season including clashes between title rivals Max Verstappen and Lando Norris

Formula 1

Colapinto's self-inflicted deficit in crucial moment for his F1 career

Franco Colapinto’s run of crashes has come at a cost. He is carrying a performance deficit at a pivotal moment in his fledgling F1 career, as he looks to force his way onto the 2025 grid

Formula 1

Mark Hughes: Big Qatar GP Ferrari-to-McLaren swing explained

Ferrari looked in with a real chance at taking on McLaren in Qatar after Friday practice - so why was it well adrift in qualifying just a few hours later?

Formula 1

Norris on Qatar sprint pole in F1 title boost for McLaren

McLaren ended sprint qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix with an emphatic advantage over Formula 1 constructors' championship title rival Ferrari as Lando Norris took pole position

Motorcycle racing

Ex-MotoGP rider wins major court case over career-ending injury

Six-time British Superbike champion and former MotoGP racer Shane Byrne has won a High Court case against BSB organiser and British circuit owner MotorSport Vision, after he suffered career-ending injuries during a testing crash at Snetterton in 2018 that left him with a broken spine

Formula 1

Ferrari threat to McLaren grows after sole Qatar practice

Ferrari upended its own expectations by topping the only F1 practice session of the Qatar Grand Prix weekend with Charles Leclerc

Formula 1

Qatar invests in Audi F1: Everything you need to know

Qatar’s sovereign wealth fund is buying a substantial minority share in Audi’s Formula 1 team

MotoGP

New MotoGP Revisited Podcast - you decide the year!

The 2006 title fight shock or the seismic 2015 controversy - which epic MotoGP season would you like us to relive race-by-race for a new podcast series in The Race Members' Club in 2025?