Helmut Marko believes Lando Norris will feel the pressure of starting alongside Max Verstappen at the Abu Dhabi GP, as the McLaren driver eyes his first F1 world title.
In a daring display at the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Charles Leclerc overcame the « nightmare » handling of his Ferrari to qualify fifth, while championship contenders Verstappen and Norris locked out the front row.
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After a difficult Friday, Esteban Ocon bounced back in style at the Abu Dhabi GP, qualifying eighth and calling it his ‘best moment of 2025.’
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Lando Norris enters the Abu Dhabi GP with a 12-point lead. A podium secures his first F1 title, but he’s set on winning the race and defeating Max Verstappen in a dramatic season finale.
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Lewis Hamilton’s 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix weekend turned into another nightmare as a crash in FP3 was followed by a Q1 elimination in his Ferrari. In what many see as the symbolic end of a bruising era for the seven‑time world champion, Hamilton once again found himself out in the first segment while others fought at the front.
Max Verstappen seized a vital pole position for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, beating championship leader Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri after McLaren had led the way in practice. With Verstappen starting ahead of both McLarens for the title decider at Yas Marina, qualifying has dramatically reset the balance of power before Sunday’s showdown.
Aston Martin received a €50,000 fine at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll skipped a mandatory fan event on Friday. With fans left waiting “for several hours in the heat”, the FIA stewards sanctioned the team for breaching the sporting regulations, underlining how seriously Formula 1 now treats fan engagement duties.
George Russell disrupted the title narrative in Abu Dhabi by going quickest in FP3 ahead of Lando Norris and Max Verstappen. As Mercedes finds form at the last moment, McLaren and Red Bull remain closely matched, setting up a high‑pressure qualifying session that could decide the outcome of the 2025 Formula 1 season.
