JONATHAN McEVOY IN BUDAPEST: Lando Norris has taken a swipe at Formula One bosses for running the world championship as a 'business' rather than a sport.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN MONACO: In winning this 72nd world championship edition of the sport's most fabled race, he became the youngest driver ever to do so.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN MIAMI: The decision was taken between the governing FIA and Formula One Management, the sportsman owners, after qualifying on Saturday.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN MIAMI: Gentlemen, reach for your cagoules. Whether the Miami GP is drowned, dry or delayed, we know Kimi Antonelli earned the right to start it from pole position.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN MIAMI: AccuWeather, on whom several teams rely for their meteorological data, stated there is an 88 per cent chance of rain and a 53 per cent threat of thunderstorms.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN SUZUKA: It had not looked likely to be this way when Antonelli made a terrible start from pole. It was as though he was launching his Silver Arrow through glue.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN ABU DHABI: A bowl of nuts and slices of fruit sit in front of him as he explains the extraordinary out-of-body experience he felt - one of being like 'God', he jokes.
JONATHAN McEVOY IN ABU DHABI: In emotional scenes in Abu Dhabi, Norris beat Max Verstappen by two points in a tense title-decider in which he finished third in the Grand Prix.