Great Britain has another Formula One world champion. Lando Norris’s third place in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Sunday makes him the 11th world drivers’ champion from these shores, the second youngest Briton to achieve that feat behind only Lewis Hamilton.

PARIS — Lewis Hamilton's dream move to Ferrari resulted in a nightmare first season. The 40-year-old British driver's quest to win a record-breaking eighth Formula 1 title with his new team failed dismally, with Hamilton not even getting on the podium in a Grand Prix race.

FERRARI have confirmed Lewis Hamilton will be replaced by his team-mate’s brother for the final race weekend of the Formula One season. The British racing icon has endured a horror debut

Today, the spotlight falls on Arvid Lindblad, the 18-year-old British-Swedish talent who has officially joined Red Bull's sister outfit Racing Bulls, becoming one of the youngest drivers ever promoted into a Formula 1 race seat (Lindblad will be the third-youngest ever when he lines up in Australia next year).

Who is Arvid Lindblad? Meet the little-known British teen to race in F1 in 2026 - Lindblad has been promoted to an F1 seat at Red Bull’s sister team, Racing Bulls, for next season

As this season's Formula 1 World Championship reaches a dramatic climax, some of the sport's most famous figures have been looking back at the humble origins of Britain's first team. BRM was founded at the bottom of a garden in the small town of Bourne, Lincolnshire, 80 years ago and went on to win the world title.

Heading into the final race of the Formula One season, there were three drivers left who could win the Drivers' Championship. So when the stewards announced a penalty investigation into an incident involving championship leader Lando Norris, the potential ramifications were felt throughout the paddock.