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Who is the favourite in three-way title tussle?
The Guardian
|October 28, 2025
With four races remaining, divining the destination of the title is tricky but the smart money would go on Norris
Ordinarily at this point in the Formula One season, form has been settled.
This year, with four meetings remaining, the title run-in reaches its decisive phase with a three-way fight between the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri and the Red Bull of Max Verstappen.
Norris leads the title race by one point from Piastri, with Verstappen 36 points off the lead. Were the three protagonists on similar points it would be all but impossible not to back Verstappen’s experience and execution to see him through. As it is he still needs a little fortune in the form of DNFs or both McLarens having a terrible weekend. In the absence of this, Norris carries the experience over his teammate and has been on much better form in recent races, which has perhaps given him just enough momentum to edge him over the line.
São Paulo Grand Prix
Interlagos, 9 November
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