LANDO NORRIS says he would move aside if he were in Oscar Piastri’s position as McLaren’s team orders reach boiling point. Meanwhile, Mercedes’ George Russell says he would not want to be

Norris has a healthy advantage, but the other two each have a reasonable path to the title in the season-deciding Abu Dhabi GP.

Lando Norris is the Formula 1 title favorite ahead of a three-way decider in Abu Dhabi. That also means he has the most to lose.

Though it started with misery — he went too deep into one corner in the wet conditions during the season-opening Australian Grand Prix and slid onto the grass at the next turn, blowing his shot at a home podium — Piastri rebounded, entering a dominant era of his own.

Lando Norris leads the Drivers Championship from Red Bulls Max Verstappen and his McLaren team-mate Oscar Piastri going into the final round; watch the title-deciding Abu Dhabi GP live on Sky Sports F

McLaren F1 star Lando Norris made a statement early on at the Yas Marina Circuit, topping the timesheets in FP1 at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. His team-mate and title rival Oscar Piastri was sidelined to make way for Pato O'Ward as Friday's first practice session saw nine slightly less familiar faces step up to drive F1 machinery.

McLaren's Oscar Piastri claimed a soulless Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix sprint win ahead of George Russell, with Lando Norris holding off Max Verstappen to take third.

ESPN brings you the standout moments from Lando Norris, Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri's media-day showdown, and what we learned.

Oscar Piastri was caught out when he missed the dress code for the traditional F1 drivers dinner before the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Oscar Piastri rediscovered form to take pole for the Qatar Grand Prix sprint and ensured he holds the upper hand over McLaren teammate Lando Norris and Red Bull