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November 2025

The next few races will not only determine the championship but also some key driver seats for next year

- By KARUN CHANDHOK

F1 insider

As we march into the final third of the 2025 Formula 1 season, there are some fascinating storylines unfolding which will have an impact not just on this year but also the future for the drivers and their teams. Every season presents a new opportunity for drivers to flex their muscles and either establish themselves as the top dog with their current team or make themselves seem appealing for other teams on the hunt for a change.

The McLaren duo are not just locked into the current team for the long-term future but are also locking horns in their quest for a maiden world championship. Both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri have driven very well this year, while playing nicely as teammates, and there would be absolutely no reason for Zak Brown and Andrea Stella to look elsewhere for a driver. However I am fascinated to see what happens after this season because irrespective of the order, one driver is going to end up with the No1 on their car for 2026 and the other one will have to find a way to bounce back from a winter of disappointment and stare at the No2 on their car as a constant reminder next year.

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