Max Verstappen won big in Las Vegas with his fourth world title but the fight for Formula 1’s biggest cash prize is hotting up this week in Qatar.

McLaren has a chance to secure the constructors' championship at the 2024 Qatar Grand Prix. Here's what they need to do to end their 26-year title drought.

McLaren driver Lando Norris, of Britain, walks through paddock as he arrives at the Lusail International Circuit in Lusail, Qatar on Thursday ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix.

The Qatar Investment Authority (QIA) announced that it had acquired a significant minority stake in Sauber Holding AG, which will become Audi’s F1 factory team in 2026.

The sovereign wealth fund of Qatar is acquiring a “significant minority stake” in what will become Audi's works Formula 1 team from 2026, in a deal announced Friday ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix. A joint statement said the Qatar Investment Authority will be “a long-term investor and partner” and provide “a substantial capital injection” that will help the team expand its infrastructure.

With Audi set to enter Formula 1 as a works outfit after the takeover of the Sauber F1 team by 2026, the German automaker has announced the sale of the new team

Follow live updates as Formula One tackles Qatar Grand Prix sprint qualifying with McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull fighting for the 2024 constructors’ championship

Lando Norris will start from pole alongside George Russell for the Qatar Sprint race after a tight qualifying session in Lusail. In a session during which most drivers set two flying laps on soft