Oscar Piastri can officially call himself a Grand Prix winner. The Australian won the Hungarian Grand Prix after taking the lead at the start. Despite that though, the win was anything but easy.

Lewis Hamilton has won the British Grand Prix. At his home race, in front of thousands of adoring fans, did Hamilton take his first victory in three years' time. Max Verstappen and Lando Norris completed the podium, and made things difficult for Hamilton until the very last moment.

George Russell has won the Austrian Grand Prix. At Red Bull’s homerace, championship leader Max Verstappen was on track for his next victory. But then it all came undone in the final laps.

Max Verstappen has won the Spanish Grand Prix. At the same track where he won his first race back in 2016, the Dutchman now established himself once again as the title favorite for this year. But the victory did not come easy. Not in the slightest.

Max Verstappen has won the incredibly exciting Canadian Grand Prix ahead of Lando Norris and George Russell. In a race marked by rain and retirements, Verstappen managed to grab the opportunities at the right moment and secure another victory. It’s his sixth victory of the season, but it definitely didn’t come easy.

Guest author: Lauren van den Berg

Max Verstappen has won the Imola Grand Prix, but it was a hard-fought victory. For the first time in a long time, Verstappen had come under serious threat near the end of the race. Because Lando Norris got tantalizingly close to adding a second win to his name.

The curse has been broken! It has been a long time coming, but finally we can say those words: Lando Norris is a race winner in Formula 1! It was a race that had everything: Safety Cars, battles up and down the pack, crucial points, and a brand new race winner. Thank you Miami.

Max Verstappen has won the Chinese Grand Prix, securing his fourth victory of the season. The Dutchman won in dominant fashion in a repeat of the sprintrace a day earlier. Teammate Sergio Perez came in third, with Lando Norris completing the podium. 

Those who thought that the Australian Grand Prix was a precursor to an interesting title fight and some technical issues for Red Bull were firmly put in their place today. Max Verstappen once again obliterated the rest of the field in the Japanese Grand Prix, winning his third race of the season and firmly solidifying himself as the 2024 champion.

The Australian Grand Prix is always a rough one for us Europeans, because we’re usually still half asleep when the race starts. Especially this year, with Max Verstappen being so dominant his victory is a foregone conclusion, it’s very difficult to stay awake. Then Carlos Sainz overtook Verstappen for the lead and we all started paying a little more attention. Then Verstappen’s brakes exploded, and we were all suddenly wide awake.

Max Verstappen won his 54th race and 100th podium in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but nobody really cares. Because all the attention went to the man who finished seventh: stand-in driver Ollie Bearman, who managed to win points on his debut in Formula 1.

The first race of 2024 was precisely what Red Bull wanted it to be: horrifically boring.