Fergal Walsh is a journalist who writes for Gptoday.com, covering the world of Formula 1. With a focus on providing the latest news and updates in the motorsport industry, Fergal's articles delve into topics such as driver transfers, team dynamics, technical changes, and partnerships within the sport.
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By: Fergal Walsh
McLaren returned to the top of the F1 pecking order this year, securing its first constructors' championship in 26 years.
By: Fergal Walsh
A key figure from Red Bull joined McLaren last year and has played a crucial role in its turnaround.
By: Ian Parkes, Fergal Walsh
Max Verstappen and Red Bull enjoyed more F1 success this year - but there was also a period of hardship. Speaking to RacingNews365, the Dutchman has looked back on the difficult time.
Franco Colapinto looks set to watch the 2025 F1 seasons from the sidelines after showcasing strong speed for Williams this year.
Haas entered the 2024 F1 season with low expectations - so it was no doubt pleasantly surprised as it rose three positions in the constructors' championship.
By: Ian Parkes, Fergal Walsh
Oscar Piastri is hoping to go wheel-to-wheel with Max Verstappen for the drivers' championship next year but is wary of the Dutchman's “ruthless” methods.
By: Pepijn van der Hulst, Fergal Walsh
Throughout 2024, rumours arose about Max Verstappen's future. The Dutchman admitted that he had spoken with Mercedes, although it seems it goes beyond just a seat in F1.
Mercedes endured a difficult campaign and slipped to fourth place in the constructors' championship.
A big year awaits McLaren in 2025 as it looks to take a drivers' title to accompany the constructors' trophy it sealed this year!
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