For the second race in a row there were two McLaren drivers on the podium, as Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris came home in second and third place at this weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix.
A day after securing his third drivers’ title, Max Verstappen was adding another victory and making more history in the Qatar Grand Prix. But the Dutchman wasn’t the only one generating some fascinating figures at the Lusail International Circuit on Sunday.
A day after securing his third drivers’ title, Max Verstappen was adding another victory and making more history in the Qatar Grand Prix. But the Dutchman wasn’t the only one generating some fascinating figures at the Lusail International Circuit on Sunday.
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen continued his title celebrations with a dominant performance during Sunday’s Qatar Grand Prix, leading home the McLarens of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris following a first-lap collision between Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and George Russell.
Fresh from claiming his third title in the Qatar Sprint, Max Verstappen took centre stage in a champion’s press conference on Saturday evening at the Lusail International Circuit to reflect on his indomitable season.
Fresh from claiming his third title in the Qatar Sprint, Max Verstappen took centre stage in a champion’s press conference on Saturday evening at the Lusail International Circuit to reflect on his indomitable season.
Fresh from claiming his third title in the Qatar Sprint, Max Verstappen took centre stage in a champion’s press conference on Saturday evening at the Lusail International Circuit to reflect on his indomitable season.
Max Verstappen, three time Formula 1 world champion. To put that into context, he now sits at a table surrounded by exceptional company: Senna, Stewart, Lauda, Brabham and Piquet. Verstappen’s three, however, all occurred together. Only Schumacher, Hamilton, Vettel and Fangio took three back-to-back. Only Vettel began his run, like Verstappen, with his first.
