September 2, 2024

While McLaren is odds-on favourite to claim the constructors’ title, its unwillingness to shift its weight towards Norris may well cost him the drivers’ title against Max Verstappen. Has McLaren left it too late or can Lando Norris still win it? Our F1 writers have their say.Jonathan Noble – Sacrificing Norris’ chances on the altar of fairness may lead to regretTo twist a famous phrase, the best …Keep reading

Marc Marquez’s Grand Prix victory at Aragon on Sunday was much more than the end of a three-year drought for the Spaniard. He has kept a much lower profile than usual since he arrived at the Gresini team, while sending out very strong messages below the radar.Winning again 1043 days since his last success is already a feat for someone who nine months ago made the riskiest gamble of his career …Keep reading

World Rally Championship legend Sebastien Ogier has expressed a desire to make his first race start in the DTM since a guest outing in 2018.Ogier revealed his intention to take part in the German-based GT3 championship after attending last month’s fifth round of the season at the Nurburgring.“One day I will definitely be part of this show, because it’s always fun,” said the Frenchman …Keep reading

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes McLaren needs to decide if it will throw its full backing behind Lando Norris in his fight for the title.Norris qualified on pole for Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix but was overtaken in turn four on the opening lap by team-mate Oscar Piastri as Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc ultimately went on to take an emotional victory in front of the tifosi.With reigning …Keep reading