Byron Young

We look back on a season dominated by Red Bull but still with plenty of plaudits to go around

Seven-time world champion finished a distant ninth as Verstappen signed off a record-breaking season with another win in Abu Dhabi

Seven-time world champion is simply trying to get the best deal he possibly can

Team boss Christian Horner claimed British driver made overtures to Mercedes' rivals

Three-time world champion eyes Jim Clark's laps led record that has stood for 60 years

Ferrari demanding reparation to Carlos Sainz's damaged car while drivers want tougher sanctions for those who blatantly flout the rules

After the encouragement from Austin and Mexico, both teams had weekends to forget in Sao Paulo

With three races left following Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix, both sets of drivers are confident of guiding their teams to second place behind champions Red Bull

Lewis Hamilton runs Max Verstappen close before getting disqualified for an illegal undertray

Dutchman secured his third-straight drivers' title on Saturday, but with no one to challenge on equal terms in a dominant Red Bull car questions remain over his undoubted talent

Team have fallen behind rivals in design and development, and the future is not looking too promising either

Carlos Sainz's victory on Singapore ended a run of 15 successive wins for Red Bull, with second driver Sergio Perez hinting he may seek new pastures at the end of his deal

Verstappen and Red Bull continue to dominate but the sight of the red Ferraris battling it out point to signs of better things to come for the Prancing Horse

Red Bull driver secured ninth victory in a row at Dutch Grand Prix but most of the talk in F1 centred on whether Hamilton will commit his future to Mercedes

Christian Horner admits resources have to be managed given Red Bull face a development disadvantage and a further 10 per cent loss in R&D time