31 h. ago Max Verstappen dominates F1 Las Vegas GP to keep championship hopes alive

Red Bull driver all but untouchable under the lights in NevadaLando Norris took second, George Russell third and Oscar Piastri fourthMax Verstappen has won the Las Vegas Grand Prix with a dominant drive that was enough to just keep his world championship hopes alive. Title leader Lando Norris took second and with his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri in fourth he managed to put another six points on him, with the Australian too just hanging on to his title chances.With the second place, Norris, while he will not countenance allowing the thought of it to cloud his approach, must be considered world champion in waiting. He now leads Piastri by 30 points; 58 remain on the table from the final two meetings in Qatar, which includes a sprint race, and Abu Dhabi. If Norris comes out of the meeting in Doha with a 26 point lead he will seal the championship there. As it stands finishing in front of Piastri and Verstappen in both races in Qatar would be enough. Continue reading...

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64 h. ago Luke Humphries dumped out Players Championship Finals in shock after 'throwing away darts'

Former world champion Luke Humphries has been beaten by Gian van Veen, and it certainly serves as a blow to the world No.2 in the lead up to next month's World Championship

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3 d. ago Lando Norris fastest in Vegas as practice suspended due to loose manhole cover

Norris, who holds a 24-point championship lead heading into the concluding three rounds of the season, saw off Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli.

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9 d. ago Rory McIlroy powers into share of lead with DP World Tour Championship set for thrilling finish

The Northern Irishman is in pole position to win another title and the Race to Dubai crown but the top of the leaderboard is crowded

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1 week ago Nicolai Hojgaard surges into DP World Tour Championship lead as Rory McIlroy closes in on Race to Dubai title

The Dane’s excellent 65 took him three shots clear of the field

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2 w. ago Lando Norris plays down F1 title hopes despite perfect weekend in Brazil

McLaren driver holds 24-point lead with three races to goBritish driver ‘not confident’ about next race in Las VegasLando Norris has played down title expectations having taken a 24-point world championship lead after the São Paulo Grand Prix, warning he had a long way to go and that he did not expect to be competitive at the next round in Las Vegas.Norris won with a commanding drive from pole at Interlagos while his title rival and McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri could manage only fifth. Max Verstappen delivered a magnificent performance in a Red Bull that was quicker than the McLaren to come back from 19th to third, but his heroics only limited the damage to his title hopes as Norris opened a clear gap on his two competitors. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Norris boosts title bid with F1 São Paulo GP win as Verstappen charges to third

McLaren driver opens 24-point lead over Oscar PiastriKimi Antonelli second, Verstappen powers through fieldLando Norris won the São Paulo Grand Prix, managing a tense and high-pressure victory from pole position to extend his world championship lead over his McLaren teammate, Oscar Piastri, who finished fifth. The race was marked, however, by a magnificent comeback drive from Max Verstappen to finish third from a 19th-place start in the pit lane and in so doing keep his title hopes just alive.Kimi Antonelli took a superb career-best second for Mercedes, with his teammate, George Russell, in fourth and Haas’s Ollie Bearman an excellent sixth. Continue reading...

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Norris bids to extend lead in championship race in Sao Paulo

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2 w. ago Lando Norris cashes in on Oscar Piastri’s crash to extend championship lead

Norris started from pole position and navigated his way through the chaos to lead every lap and take the chequered flag

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2 w. ago São Paulo Grand Prix: Norris boosts title bid with sprint win after Piastri crash – live

Qualifying to follow later on Saturday after sprintF1’s three-way title fight echoes battles of yesteryearLando Norris won the sprint race for the São Paulo Grand Prix and with it extended his lead over his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, whose championship ambitions took another blow after he crashed out with an unforced error in Brazil. Max Verstappen also dropped points to Norris after he could manage only fourth for Red Bull.Kimi Antonelli and George Russell were in second and third for Mercedes. Lewis Hamilton took seventh from 11th on the grid for Ferrari, with his teammate Charles Leclerc in fifth. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Oscar Piastri explains F1 woes after Mexican GP as Lando Norris takes F1 title lead

Oscar Piastri’s struggles continued at the Mexican Grand Prix on Sunday as he watched team-mate Lando Norris take over the lead of the World Championship after storming to victory by a margin of over 30 seconds

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4 w. ago Lando Norris takes F1 world championship lead after dominant display in Mexico

The British driver navigated early chaos to win the race and leapfrog Oscar Piastri in the standings

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4 w. ago Lando Norris shrugs off being booed after winning in Mexico to lead championship

The McLaren driver was a resounding 38.5 seconds clear of second-placed Charles Leclerc, with Max Verstappen claiming third.

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4 w. ago Lando Norris responds instantly as Mexico GP fans boo Brit after dominant F1 win

Lando Norris was booed by fans at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez after winning the Mexico City Grand Prix, prompting an awkward smile and a swift response from the McLaren driver

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4 w. ago Lando Norris takes drivers’ championship lead after commanding victory in Mexico

The British driver navigated early chaos to clinch his first win since Hungary in August, finishing 38.5 seconds clear of Charles Leclerc.

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4 w. ago F1 Mexico GP live: Norris booed after taking title lead ahead of Piastri

Follow F1 reaction from Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez with Norris now in lead of world championship

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4 w. ago Lando Norris wins chaotic Mexico Grand Prix to take World Championship lead

Lando Norris is the new F1 World Championship leader after he won the Mexico Grand Prix, while McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri endured a frustrating race

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