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ESPN's 2024 F1 end-of-season awards
With the 2024 season now in the books, ESPN looks back on the campaign and hands out its awards for the best and the worst of the year.
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F1 HEADLINES
HADJAR IN AT RB
Isack Hadjar replaces Liam Lawson at RB
Formula 2 runner-up Isack Hadjar will replace Red Bull-bound Liam Lawson at RB in 2025.
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UNLAPPED PODCAST
Listen to the latest episode of ESPN F1 Unlapped
Welcome to Unlapped! Katie George, Nate Saunders, and Laurence Edmondson are here to break down the latest headlines from Formula One.
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NEW LOOK RB
Who is Red Bull's Liam Lawson?
Liam Lawson will join Red Bull in 2025 and drive alongside Max Verstappen - but how did the New Zealander rise through the ranks so fast?
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Being Max's teammate: A timeline of Red Bull No. 2 failures
With Sergio Pérez out, ESPN charts a timeline of missteps of Red Bull's second drivers, showcasing how hard it is to be Max Verstappen's teammate.
PÉREZ'S RED BULL EXIT
Why Pérez's dream move to Red Bull became such a nightmare
After four years, Sergio Pérez is out at Red Bull. Once F1's most underrated driver, "Checo" is without a job for 2025 and has a reputation to rebuild.
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Horner explains why Perez won't be driving for Red Bull in 2025
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ALL CHANGE AT RED BULL
Liam Lawson targets drivers' championship title with Red Bull
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Horner explains Red Bull picking Liam Lawson over Yuki Tsunoda
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HAMILTON AT FERRARI
What to expect from Lewis Hamilton's arrival at Ferrari
After 12 years at Mercedes, Lewis Hamilton will become a Ferrari driver as of New Year's Day. This is everything you need to know about it.
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DRIVER RANKINGS
THE 2024 SEASON
F1 driver rankings: Was anyone better than Verstappen in 2024?
Max Verstappen won the 2024 drivers' championship, but did he also beat Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris to the top of ESPN's F1 driver rankings?
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LOOKING AHEAD
If 2024 season is anything to go by, F1 will be epic in 2025
After seven drivers won races in 2024 and the constructors' title went down to the wire, the 2025 F1 is poised to be one that will go down in history.
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Top Headlines
- Horner: 'Bridesmaid' Tsunoda may leave Red Bull
- Horner: Lawson over Tsunoda a 'tight' call
- Lawson: Red Bull promotion was 'difficult to ignore'
- Bottas to return to Mercedes as reserve driver
- Ferrari confirm launch date for Hamilton's car
- Perez announces departure from Red Bull
- Horner on Pérez exit: We did 'everything' to help
- Sources: Ricciardo not interested in Cadillac drive