Anna Francis

With just a third of the 2024 F1 season remaining – that being eight race weekends, with three featuring a Sprint – the scene has been set for a thrilling battle to play out in both championships.

Ever since his arrival on the F1 grid back in 2011, Daniel Ricciardo has become a firm favourite with fans for his exploits both on and off the track.

Liam Lawson became the 10th driver from New Zealand to compete in Formula 1 when he made his debut as a substitute for the injured Daniel Ricciardo in 2023. Now the 22-year-old is back again to replace Ricciardo, this time on a more permanent basis following the Australian’s exit from the RB team.

The 2024 season has seen not one but two teams opt to make changes to their driver line-up midway through the campaign – Williams choosing to replace Logan Sargeant with rookie Franco Colapinto from the Italian Grand Prix onwards, while RB will field Liam Lawson in Daniel Ricciardo’s place as of Austin, with the Australian’s immediate exit confirmed last month.

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Over five years on from making his Formula 1 debut with Toro Rosso, Alex Albon is preparing to mark his 100th race start at the United States Grand Prix. Ahead of the milestone, the Thai driver sat down with F1.com to reflect on the highs and lows of his journey so far, from how it has felt to progress alongside the likes of Lando Norris and George Russell to what the next 100 races could hold…

Max Verstappen put in a spectacular drive during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix to take perhaps one of the greatest victories of his career so far, the Dutchman having climbed from P17 on the grid to seal his 62nd win in Formula 1 and further bolster his chances of claiming a fourth world championship.

Valtteri Bottas’s time on the F1 grid looks to be coming to an end – at least for the time being – following news of his impending exit from Kick Sauber after the 2024 season.

This week saw Formula 1 – in collaboration with the British Council – launch ‘Learning Sectors’, a new education programme aimed at inspiring young people around the world to get involved in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) subjects.

Gabriel Bortoleto has been announced as the latest rookie set to make the step up to Formula 1 in 2025, with the Brazilian having signed to race alongside the experienced Nico Hulkenberg at Sauber. However, before his F1 journey begins, Bortoleto will be focused on trying to claim the 2024 F2 championship.