McLaren Wins First Constructors' Title Since 1998

In a thrilling Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Lando Norris capped off the season with a well-deserved win, securing the first Formula One constructors' title for McLaren since 1998. Norris took the chequered flag after a clean getaway from pole position, as teammate Oscar Piastri, who began strongly, ended up in 10th place after a collision with Max Verstappen on the opening lap.

The win marked a historic moment for the team, dominated the championship standings with their impressive performance throughout the season, and crashed the title hopes of rival team Ferrari. Norris' victory will be remembered as one of the highlights of his season, building on his consistent and stellar performance throughout the year. The win garnered support from fans across the paddock, celebrating the remarkable comeback of the McLaren team, a testament to their perseverance and determination.

As the focus shifts to individual achievements, Lewis Hamilton is set to bid farewell to Mercedes in the final race of the season. The seven-time world champion will compete in what could be a fitting conclusion to an illustrious career for him, having proven his skill in recovering from a difficult qualifying session to secure a 16th place finish in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. His impressive drive showcases his continued ability to deliver a strong performance even under pressure, defying expectations in a field primarily driven by new-season-signing Daniel Ricciardo. The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix looks to give Hamilton a memorable ending to his final season with Mercedes.

As the 2024 Formula One season wraps up, teams will regroup and recharge for the opening round, scheduled for plays in Qatar in early 2024, with hopes and expectations rife. How will next season's landscape will look following this eventful year with a competitive team entrenchment and series-keeping performance prevalent across many respected string players?