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F1 Showdown: 10 Races Left, McLaren Dominates as Championship Battle Heats Up!

Carl Harrison by Carl Harrison
August 28, 2025
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F1 Showdown: 10 Races Left, McLaren Dominates as Championship Battle Heats Up!

Formula One F1 - Hungarian Grand Prix - Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary - August 3, 2025 McLaren's Lando Norris passes the chequered flag to win the Hungarian Grand Prix Pool via REUTERS/Anna Szilagyi

F1 Showdown: Only 10 Races Left in a Thrilling Battle for Glory!

As we hurtle toward the climax of the exhilarating 2025 Formula 1 season, the stakes have never been higher! With just ten races remaining, the competition has erupted into a fierce clash, predominantly between the McLaren powerhouse and the Red Bull Racing juggernaut, while Mercedes is making its presence felt. Buckle up, because this season is shaping up to be one for the history books!

Currently, the race for supremacy is a nail-biter. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri holds a narrow lead over teammate Lando Norris, with a mere nine points separating the two. The McLaren-Mercedes team is on fire, boasting a staggering point total that more than doubles that of their closest rival, Ferrari. The question on everyone’s lips: Can McLaren maintain this momentum as the season races toward its dramatic conclusion?

The drama kicked off in Australia, where Lando Norris snatched McLaren’s first victory since 2012, shattering Max Verstappen’s iron grip on the Drivers’ Championship. The momentum continued into China, with Oscar Piastri achieving his maiden pole position, propelling McLaren to its 50th historic 1-2 finish in Formula 1!

But it didn’t stop there! In a stunning display of skill, Max Verstappen took victory in Japan, fiercely battling Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri. Meanwhile, Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes made headlines by becoming the youngest driver ever to lead a race and secure the fastest lap in F1 history!

The heat intensified in Bahrain, where Oscar Piastri became the first driver this season to clinch multiple victories, dazzling fans by winning not only in Saudi Arabia but also in Miami. This marked a pivotal moment as he ascended to the top of the Drivers’ Championship for the very first time!

Imola witnessed a celebration for Red Bull Racing, as Max Verstappen delivered a triumphant victory during their 400th race, while Alpine’s Franco Colapinto took over for Jack Doohan in an unexpected twist.

Monaco brought a return to form for Lando Norris, who capitalized on a newly mandated two-stop strategy that added an electrifying twist to the race. In Barcelona, the drama unfolded further when Piastri again claimed victory, ironically as Verstappen collided with George Russell, incurring a hefty ten-second penalty.

In a surprising twist at the Canadian Grand Prix, George Russell clinched Mercedes’ sole victory of the season, marking him as the first non-McLaren or Red Bull driver to achieve a pole position and win this year. Adding to the excitement, Kimi Antonelli secured his first-ever podium finish, making history as the third-youngest driver to stand on the F1 podium!

The Austrian GP saw another win for Lando Norris, but not without controversy as he clashed with fellow competitors Antonelli and Verstappen, leading to their retirements. In a shocking turn of events, Red Bull Racing failed to score any points for the first time since the Bahrain Grand Prix in 2022, while Gabriel Bortoleto from Sauber celebrated his inaugural points in F1.

The British Grand Prix was a monumental occasion for Lando Norris, who became the 13th British driver to secure victory on home soil. Meanwhile, Nico Hülkenberg achieved a spectacular feat, earning his first podium after 239 races, setting a new record, and marking Sauber’s first podium since 2012!

As we approached the Belgian Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri returned to winning form after a dramatic race that began under a Safety Car due to torrential rain. In Hungary, Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) secured his first pole of the season, yet it was Lando Norris who claimed victory with a masterful one-stop strategy, edging out Piastri, who had to make two.

After the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Oscar Piastri seized the lead in the championship, while Lando Norris shattered Verstappen’s long-standing streak at the top following his Australian win.

In the Constructors’ Championship, McLaren-Mercedes has established a commanding lead, showcasing exceptional form with both drivers frequently finishing on the podium and dominating the victories. As we gear up for the remaining races, will McLaren continue to reign supreme, or will the giants of Red Bull and Mercedes rise to challenge their dominance? The countdown to the final races is on, and the excitement is palpable!

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