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F1 Qatar Grand Prix results: Who won, full classification, updated driver standings as Norris eyes title triumph

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F1 Qatar Grand Prix results: Who won, full classification, updated driver standings as Norris eyes title triumph

If Lando Norris outscores both Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen by two points in Qatar, he will be crowned Formula One world champion with a race to spare.

F1 Qatar Grand Prix results: Who won, full classification, updated driver standings as Norris eyes title triumphStory byLando NorrisLando NorrisDom FarrellSun, November 30, 2025 at 4:01 PM UTC·2 min read

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Lando Norris is hoping to become the 11th British driver in history to be crowned Formula One world champion at Sunday's Qatar Grand Prix.

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Norris leads McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri and reigning champion Max Verstappen by 24 points heading into the penultimate race of the 2025 season.

If Norris outscores both Piastri and Verstappen by two points, he will make sure of glory ahead of the finale in Abu Dhabi next weekend.

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F1 Qatar Grand Prix results

The Sporting News will publish a race report and full classification once the Qatar Grand Prix concludes.

F1 Qatar Grand Prix starting grid

Piastri qualified on pole ahead of his team-mate Norris. Verstappen starts in P3 to set up what could be a straight shootout between the three title contenders.

Position

Driver

1

Oscar Piastri

2

Lando Norris

3

Max Verstappen

4

George Russell

5

Kimi Antonelli

6

Isack Hadjar

7

Carlos Sainz

8

Fernando Alono

9

Pierre Gasly

10

Charles Leclerc

11

Nico Hulkenberg

12

Liam Lawson

13

Oliver Bearman

14

Alex Albon

15

Yuki Tsunoda

16

Esteban Ocon

17

Lewis Hamilton

18

Lance Stroll

19

Gabriel Bortoleto*

Pit

Franco Colapinto

*Bortoleto serving a five-place grid penalty for causing a collision at the Las Vegas Grand Prix** Colapinto required to start from the pit lane after several changes were made to his Alpine under parc ferme

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F1 points standings 2025

Here is a look at the F1 standings following Sunday's race.

F1 Drivers' World Championship 2025

Position

Driver

Team

Points

1.

Lando Norris

McLaren

390

2.

Oscar Piastri

McLaren

366

3.

Max Verstappen

Red Bull

366

4.

George Russell

Mercedes

294

5.

Charles Leclerc

Ferrari

226

6.

Lewis Hamilton

Ferrari

152

7.

Kimi Antonelli

Mercedes

137

8.

Alexander Albon

Williams

73

9.

Isack Hadjar

Racing Bulls

51

10.

Nico Hulkenberg

Williams

49

11.

Carlos Sainz

Racing Bulls

48

12.

Oliver Bearman

Haas

41

13.

Fernando Alonso

Aston Martin

40

14.

Liam Lawson

Racing Bulls

36

15.

Esteban Ocon

Haas

32

16.

Lance Stroll

Aston Martin

32

17.

Yuku Tsunoda

Red Bull

28

18.

Pierre Gasly

Alpine

22

19.

Gabriel Bortoleto

Sauber

19

20.

Franco Colapinto

Alpine

0

21

Jack Doohan

Alpine

0

F1 Constructors' Championship 2025

Position

Team

Points

1.

McLaren

786

2.

Mercedes

423

3.

Red Bull

391

4.

Ferrari

371

5.

Williams

117

6.

Racing Bulls

86

7.

Aston Martin

72

8.

Haas

70

9.

Kick Sauber

64

10.

Alpine

22

When can Lando Norris win the F1 driver's championship?

Norris needs to enter the final grand prix of the season in Abu Dhabi with a lead of 25 points in order to be confirmed as world champion before that last race.

In other words, if Norris out-scores Piastri and Verstappen in Qatar by two points, he will win the championship.

Qatar is a Sprint weekend, which means a possible 33 points are available.

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Remaining races on 2025 F1 schedule

There are only two grands prix left in the 2025 season.

  • Sunday, November 30: Qatar Grand Prix

  • Sunday, December 7: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

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