Formula 1 Racing 2020

Verstappen wins Formula 1 race in Qatar

Verstappen wins Qatar GP as F1 title fight with Norris and Piastri goes to final race

Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday to send a tense Formula 1 title fight into the season’s final race in Abu Dhabi next weekend.

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Verstappen wins Formula 1 race in Las Vegas as Norris and Piastri are disqualified

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Red Bull Driver Max Verstappen Wins Formula 1's Qatar Grand Prix as Title Fight Heads for Final Race

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Max Verstappen wins Qatar Grand Prix after McLaren error costs Lando Norris as title battle goes to the final race of the season

Hand McLaren a gun and they would blow off their own trotters.

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Max Verstappen wins again to take Formula One drivers title battle to the last race

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Verstappen Qatar win takes title fight to final race

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Max Verstappen reacts to McLaren blunder ahead of F1 title decider in Abu Dhabi

But a dramatic race in Qatar saw Verstappen finish first with Piastri second and Norris in fourth, behind third-placed Carlos Sainz.

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2025 Qatar Grand Prix as it happened: F1 results, highlights as F1 title goes to Abu Dhabi

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F1 Qatar Grand Prix results: Who won, full classification, updated driver standings as Verstappen takes title race to the wire

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Formula One needed Vettel to stay, says Hamilton

Sept 10 (Reuters) - Formula One needed Sebastian Vettel to stay and Racing Point, who become Aston Martin F1 next season, made a smart move in signing him, according to six times world champion Lewis Hamilton. The 35-year-old Briton said at the Tuscan ...

Road & Track

Romain Grosjean Is About to Drive an F1 Car Again for the 1st Time Since His Fiery 2020 Crash

Almost five years ago on November 29, 2020, during the first lap of the Bahrain Grand Prix, Haas F1 driver Romain Grosjean was involved in one of the most dramatic crashes in recent Formula 1 history. He miraculously survived, but the subsequent fireball ...

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Sebastian Vettel pinpoints the moment he lost his 'ultimate' edge in Formula 1

It has been three years since Sebastian Vettel retired from Formula 1, and it doesn’t look as though a return seems likely. Unlike his hero, Michael Schumacher, it seems that he is content with life away from the pinnacle of motorsport.