The Italian driver is dominating in Austin and needs just two points to be mathematically certain of winning the Formula 1 World Championship. However, it cannot be ruled out that all five remaining Grand Prix races will actually take place. Ferrari are performing well

The Dutchman took it all: pole position in the sprint race, victory in the sprint race, pole position in the main race and victory in the main race. The Italian driver struggled but still made it onto the podium. Hamilton’s disaster: who should have the final say between the pit wall and the drivers on race strategy?

When racing on a proper circuit rather than a local go-kart track, and his car is in good shape, no one is better than Max. In Malaysia, Kimi Antonelli secured a second-place finish that feels like a World Championship result. Hamilton came third.

George Russell won in Azerbaijan. Will The Times’s interview with Christian Horner, in which he put himself forward as a candidate to lead the Maranello team, lead to a change at the helm of the Scuderia?

“I feel I’ve still got more in me, but in the swimming pool where I can see the bottom. In the sea, I’m afraid of sharks.” In the swimmer’s new chapter, her ambition remains immense, her obsession a little less so.

The Mercedes driver has won his eighth Grand Prix of the season. In Spain, luck was also on the Italian’s side: the moral winner in Madrid was undoubtedly Lando Norris

The Monza comeback takes its place in the pantheon of Italian sport, alongside Coppi, Tomba and Mennea. But whilst Kimi fought his way back from 19th place and made 26 overtakes, Leclerc took out his team-mate and the Scuderia once again fell short on the most important day of the season

Lando Norris wins at Zandvoort in the Netherlands, but the Italian driver finishes second and extends his lead over his rivals once again. The Ferraris finish fourth and fifth. Qualifying remains a problem for the Scuderia