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2025 F1 driver ratings: Does new champion Lando Norris make the top three?

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By Connor McDonagh Verified
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After nine long months, the 2025 F1 season is done and dusted. It’s now time for us to look back and reflect on another memorable campaign. Lando Norris clinched the title following a tense Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, beating Max Verstappen to the championship by two points. While Norris is the 2025 F1 world champion, has he actually been the best driver this season? After every F1 grand prix, Crash.net rates each driver’s performance out of 10.
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Martin Brundle: Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari damaging his ‘stats and reputation’

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By Connor McDonagh Verified
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F1 commentator Martin Brundle has warned Lewis Hamilton that his “stats and reputation” are being damaged by his nightmare Ferrari stint. Hamilton endured a miserable first year at Ferrari, failing to finish on the podium in any of his 24 races for the team. The seven-time world champion also set an unwanted record for consecutive Q1 exits at the end of the year.
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Red Bull announce Helmut Marko’s F1 exit: ‘Now is the right moment’

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By Connor McDonagh Verified
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Red Bull have officially announced that Helmut Marko will leave the team ahead of the 2026 F1 season. Marko has been a key figure at Red Bull since their takeover of Jaguar in 2005. As head of Red Bull’s junior programme, Marko oversaw the rise of Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen, who went on to win four titles apiece during their respective Red Bull careers. Daniel Ricciardo, Carlos Sainz and Pierre Gasly have also come through the Red Bull junior programme and gone on to win races in F1.
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