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It looks like Lando Norris has lost the 2024 F1 championship, but what does he have to do to change that next year? That was a question that produced a fascinating debate at The Race
It's advantage Jorge Martin heading into the Barcelona finale, but after a(nother) season of mad swings between Martin and factory rival Pecco Bagnaia can the decider really be that simple?
The new book Inside Mercedes F1: Life in the Fast Lane promises, and delivers, a unique behind-the-scenes look at the team’s struggles during 2023 and the early stages of 2024
MotoGP's 2024 finale will mark the conclusion of several partnerships that have been era-defining for the premier class - and several others that came up well short of their potential.
With the 2024 F1 title fight almost settled in Max Verstappen's favour, The Race F1 Podcast asks what Lando Norris needs to do to move from being a regular race winner to a genuine championship challenger next year
It's Ducati test rider Michele Pirro who'll race VR46's second bike at the Barcelona MotoGP season finale this weekend. That's a pragmatic choice - but the alternatives include a rider fans will have been clamouring to see again, and a former Valentino Rossi protege
An all-female feeder series using Gen3 cars? A W Series brand revival? Formula E's plan to get women on its grid goes much further than last week's test
Would Alpine have got close to a double podium in normal conditions at any point in 2024? Surely not. But there's a body of evidence building that an F1 team that started this campaign in embarrassingly bad form has at least plotted a path to recovery
Did Sauber/Audi string Valtteri Bottas along before dropping him? Is the decision unfair given how he's driving? We debate Bottas's departure from the F1 grid
Christian Lundgaard has escaped a frustrating seat at Rahal for the upward trending McLaren. There's plenty of positives but also the prospect of facing IndyCar's team-mate destroyer, too. He discusses it all with The Race
Abbi Pulling's dominant F1 Academy form puts her on course for a 2025 GB3 season. But might a Formula E role feature in her plans too?
Drivers would rather beg for a red flag than run Formula 1's current wet tyres. Pirelli is adamant they're not that bad but it's also trying something new for 2025. Will it be enough?
