Finish line is near — five races to crown the 2025 F1 champion!

The season of the Formula 1 has entered its final stretch, and the fight for the championship title has never been more exciting. On our portal, we will follow all five remaining races — from Mexico to Abu Dhabi — with reports, analyses, and all the key moments that will decide who takes the world champion crown. It will be a finale worthy of the spectacle that Formula 1 delivers, and we’ll be there to track every change on the track and in the standings together.

The 2025 Formula 1 season is heading into its final chapter — five races remain, five circuits that will decide who lifts the world championship trophy. After months of speed, tension, and brilliance, the title race has tightened at the perfect time, promising a thrilling run to the finish.

Looking Back: How the Season Has Unfolded

What started as a season of McLaren dominance has transformed into a three-way fight for glory. Oscar Piastri has led for most of the campaign thanks to an exceptional blend of pace and composure. His calm approach and mistake-free consistency earned him key victories in Spain and the Netherlands, and for a while, it looked like the young Australian would cruise toward his first world title. But nothing in Formula 1 ever stays simple for long.

Lando Norris, his McLaren teammate, has been relentless. With a series of podiums and a home victory earlier this summer, Norris has refused to fade away. Behind the McLaren duo, Max Verstappen has re-emerged as a real threat after a difficult first half of the season. Red Bull’s development pace has been impressive, and Verstappen’s recent results have reignited hopes of a fifth world crown.

The latest evidence of that came last weekend in Austin. At the United States Grand Prix, Verstappen delivered one of his best performances of the year, controlling the race from start to finish. While Norris pushed hard and secured second place, Piastri could only manage fifth after a tough weekend.

The result cut the championship gap to just 14 points between the McLaren teammates, with Verstappen only 40 behind the leader. McLaren still leads the Constructors’ Championship comfortably, but the U.S. race was a reminder that Red Bull is far from finished — and that even the smallest misstep could prove costly in the run-in.

The Final Five Races: What to Expect

As the circus now moves south to Mexico, the stakes could not be higher. The Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez will be the next battlefield, a high-altitude challenge where cooling and power unit management play a massive role. Sergio Perez will have the home crowd behind him, but all eyes will be on the front three — Piastri, Norris, and Verstappen — in a race that could swing the title race dramatically.

A week later, Formula 1 heads to Brazil and the legendary Interlagos circuit. The combination of unpredictable weather, short lap times, and packed grandstands always makes Sao Paulo one of the most exciting stops of the year. It’s a track where titles have been won and lost before — and this season, it could once again deliver a defining moment.

Then comes the glitz and gamble of Las Vegas. Under the city lights, the drivers will race through the streets in one of the most spectacular events of the calendar. The high-risk, high-reward nature of the circuit could easily claim a victim. For anyone chasing the title, Vegas is the ultimate test of nerve — and luck.

After that, the championship heads to Qatar. The Lusail International Circuit, known for its flowing corners and punishing tyre wear, will demand perfect strategy and endurance from every team. It’s a race that often separates the composed from the desperate — and with the championship possibly hanging by a thread, composure will be everything.

Finally, the curtain will fall under the lights of Yas Marina in Abu Dhabi. The setting is familiar, but the storylines will be fresh. If the title fight remains open, this could be a finale for the ages: McLaren versus Red Bull, Piastri versus Norris versus Verstappen. Three names, one trophy.

The numbers suggest McLaren holds the upper hand, but momentum is shifting. Verstappen’s resurgence and Norris’s confidence mean Piastri can’t afford a single misstep. Every start, every pit stop, and every lap now matters.

After a season full of breakthroughs, rivalries, and remarkable races, the 2025 Formula 1 season is racing toward its grand conclusion — and what a finale it promises to be. From Mexico to Abu Dhabi, the battle for the championship is alive and roaring. Buckle up. The final sprint to glory has just begun.

FORMULA 1 2025 - STANDINGS TOP 10 (5 RACES TO GO)

1. Oscar Piastri - 346 points

2. Lando Norris - 332 points

3. Max Verstappen - 306 points

4. George Russel - 252 points

5. Charles Leclerc - 192 points

6. Lewis Hamilton - 142 points

7. Andrea Kimi Antonelli - 89 points

8. Alexander Albon - 73 points

9. Nico Hulkenberg - 41 points

10. Isack Hadjar - 39 points