Formula 1

We may be 19 rounds into the final year of this Formula 1 regulation cycle, but it’s still producing plenty of fresh talking points

The intrigue around Red Bull getting caught trying to interfere with Lando Norris's grid tape marker at Austin has added a bit of curious soap opera to the F1 title battle

F1's sprint format rarely yields perfection from drivers - and sure enough there were a number of imperfect weekends at the US GP. But two drivers stood out head and shoulders above the rest. So who got the nod from Edd Straw?

Andrea Stella was defiant in the wake of the United States Grand Prix, maintaining that the outcome of the Drivers’ Championship in 2025 remains in McLaren’s hands despite Max Verstappen’s resurgence in form.

The F1 Nation team look back on all the biggest news and topics from the United States Grand Prix weekend at the Circuit of The Americas.

The best onboard views of the start of the action in Austin on the opening lap of the 2025 United States Grand Prix.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix (Saturday, 22 November) is the final chance to be there to see Formula 1 in the United States this season.

Alex Albon had to judge it to perfection to get his move done on Franco Colapinto for P15 on Lap 27 in Austin.

Both McLarens were poised to have a runaway weekend at the U.S. Grand Prix. Red Bull’s Max Verstappen chipped away at their F1 championship lead instead. 

Lance Stroll has been handed a five-place grid penalty for Sunday's United States Grand Prix for causing a collision with Esteban Ocon during Saturday's sprint race.

Ferrari chairman John Elkann has reaffirmed the company's "full confidence" in under-pressure Formula 1 team boss Fred Vasseur.

Max Verstappen's remarkable pursuit of a fifth world title continued at the United States Grand Prix after an assured victory further cut the gap to championship leader Oscar Piastri.

Red Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko believes Max Verstappen started to lose interest in his title defence earlier this year, but said the Dutchman is now fully motivated in chasing down his fifth F1 drivers' championship.

Oscar Piastri insisted his collision with teammate and title rival Lando Norris in Austin's sprint race was a racing incident.

Max Verstappen would have considered anyone backing him for the title after the Dutch Grand Prix as "an idiot," but now believes a championship victory is possible if he maximises his performance at the five remaining races.

Oscar Piastri remains confident in his Formula 1 world championship chances after Lando Norris and Max Verstappen slashed his lead at the United States Grand Prix.