It is time for Part Two of the “Super Colossal F1 Threads Mailbag.” If you missed Part One, you can read that here. Normally I would dive into a little bit of an introduction, but we have a lot to get to,

Lando Norris has stated that the Drivers’ Championship title is still Max Verstappen ’s ‘to lose’ with seven races remaining. The McLaren driver has made consistent inroads since the summer break, and this weekend promises to be a major opportunity for a significant points gain.

Lando Norris made one ‘unfortunate mistake’ against Max Verstappen which has had a big impact on the Formula One title race. That is the opinion of British F1 legend Nigel Mansell who has made his title prediction as the championship enters its final stages.

For Lando Norris to only gain three points on Max Verstappen in the Formula One championship fight may have been met with disappointment going into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend. All the momentum has been with Norris and McLaren, making what once seemed like a long shot for the title look more realistic as Verstappen’s points lead ebbed away.

Max Verstappen finished behind Lando Norris yet again at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix but after Sunday's race his championship rival pointed out an infringement which could've led to a penalty

Max Verstappen believes that winning in Singapore is not realistic. The Dutchman made his focus clear, though. He wants to limit the damage as much as possible by finishing ahead of his title rival, Lando Norris,

Lando Norris declared Thursday he has "nothing to lose" as he aims to close the Formula One world title gap on Max Verstappen at this week's Singapore Grand Prix. "It's still for him (Verstappen) to lose,

Red Bull struggled at the 2023 Singapore Grand Prix when they had a dominant car, so now they are struggling everywhere Max Verstappen is concerned about what the weekend will hold

Max Verstappen has waded into the controversy over McLaren's rear wing design ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix. The configuration of the MCL38 has been hotly debated after unseen footage emerged on social media after last weekend's race in Baku.