F1 2025: Schedule and Standings

The Formula 1 world turns its eyes to Yas Marina Circuit this weekend for what promises to be one of the most dramatic season finales in recent memory.

For the first time since 2010, three drivers enter the last race with a shot at the championship:

DRIVERS’ STANDINGS

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McLaren has already sealed the constructors’ title, but the drivers’ crown remains fiercely contested.

SCHEDULE

Friday, 5 December. SS Motorsport, Maximo 1

• Practice 1: 11:25am.
• Practice 2: 2:45pm.

Saturday, 6 December. SS Motorsport, Maximo 1

• Practice 3: 12:15pm.
• Qualifying: 3:55pm.

Sunday, 7 December. SS Motorsport, Maximo 1

• Race: 2:55pm.

Norris holds a slender 12-point lead over Verstappen and 16 over his teammate Piastri. The permutations are simple yet brutal: a podium finish guarantees Norris the title, but anything less opens the door for Verstappen or Piastri to snatch glory.

CHAMPIONSHIP PERMUTATIONS

For Norris to be champion he needs a podium finish and if he finishes fourth or lower, Verstappen must not win.

Verstappen: Must win and hope Norris finishes off the podium. Other scenarios involve Norris finishing 8th or worse if Verstappen is 2nd.

Piastri: Needs to win and Norris to finish 6th or lower. A second-place finish only works if Norris is 10th or worse and Verstappen is off the podium.