Qatar Grand Prix

In a race plagued by frequent pit stops due to tyre concerns, Max Verstappen of Red Bull took first place and secured Red Bull's 18th 2023 Formula 1 World Championship victory at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen won the world title after finishing second to Oscar Piastri in the chaotic sprint round held on Saturday in Qatar. The 26-year-old Dutchman has finished his third title with six grand prix still to go, following in the footsteps of Sir Jackie Stewart and Ayrton Senna.

As for Lawson, he revealed that he received a surprise call from Daniel Ricciardo where the Australian driver informed the New Zealander that he would drive for AlphaTauri one more time this year at the Qatar Grand Prix.

The upcoming Qatar Grand Prix marks the resumption of the Formula 1 session in the Middle East, giving Max Verstappen a potential chance to secure his third consecutive global driver's championship.

The winning fan-designed livery, which will be used for three Formula 1 races, was unveiled by Gulf and Williams Racing. The 'Bolder than Bold' design will be featured on Alex Albon's and Logan Sargeant's FW45s after a fierce struggle and a gruelling final round.

Yamaha rider Valentino Rossi won the MotoGP season-opening Qatar Grand Prix on Sunday after besting Ducati’s Andrea Dovizioso on the penultimate

Amid fears of another MotoGP season of Honda domination in the premier class of motorcycle racing, Andrea Dovizioso put his Ducati on pole position