The 2018 F1 season delivered an abundance of storylines for constructors to consider next season.
Too much practice and too much simulation has left F1 teams almost bulletproof on race day.
Alex Albon will be Thailand's first F1 driver in more than 60 years.
Daniel Ricciardo's Renault future is anything but certain.
Formula One isn’t a two-tier racing category, but the 2018 season featured an undoubted class divide.
Lewis Hamilton's refusal to ease off in the twilight of 2018 is foreboding for his 2019 rivals.
Hamilton's domination in Abu Dhabi proves he's in no mood to slow down in 2019.
Lewis Hamilton has won the final race of the 2018 season from former title rival Sebastian Vettel at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton converted pole to victory ahead of Sebastian Vettel.
Mercedes's fifth consecutive front-row lockout in Abu Dhabi is an F1 record.
Robert Kubica is back, baby.
Valtteri Bottas must lift against teammate Lewis Hamilton to extend his Mercedes contract beyond 2019.
With the seatless Esteban Ocon breathing down his neck, Valtteri Bottas needs a big 2019 to keep his Mercedes drive.
Lewis Hamilton took his 10th pole of the season with a new Interlagos lap record.
How did Ferrari miss its best chance in a decade to win another championship?
Mercedes claimed a lucky win in Brazil to crown itself world champion.
What's the secret behind Mercedes's fifth constructors championship?
Lewis Hamilton recorded a fortuitous victory to guarantee Mercedes the constructors title after Max Verstappen was spun out of victory contention by lapped traffic.
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