Max Verstappen had an eventful year. While he dominated the entire field in 2023 and won no less than 19 races, this was not the case in 2024. The connection with his car wasn't great and certainly not like in previous years. His team also had a tough year, With key members leaving and commotion surrounding team principal Christian Horner. But despite all these challenges, Verstappen managed to extract everything his car had to offer. Understeering and oversteering, but he still kept his car under control. As the season came to a close, he fought fiercely with his best friend, Lando Norris, for the championship. But in the end, Verstappen succeeded, claiming the title with a 63-point advantage. This marked his fourth consecutive Formula 1 World Championship

Lando Norris had the best season of his Formula 1 career. He won his first-ever race, which came in Miami, but that wasn’t all. He added victories in Zandvoort, Singapore, and Abu Dhabi to his record, bringing his total to four wins this year. But that wasn’t the only achievement; for the first time, he fought for the World Championship. Together with his best friend, Max Verstappen, they battled for the title, but the British driver couldn’t secure it as Verstappen took the championship. However, there was still a World Title to be won—the Constructors' Championship. With a total of 13 podium finishes this year and a strong season from his teammate Oscar Piastri, the two managed to clinch the Constructors' Title. So, there was still something to celebrate at the end of the season.

Charles Leclerc, the driver from Monaco, had an eventful year. Ferrari was sometimes on top and other times completely off the pace. One place where they were certainly competitive was in Monaco, Charles Leclerc's home race. For years, he had dreamed of winning this race, making it a key goal on his bucket list. This year, he finally achieved that dream by winning in his home country. But this wasn't the only emotional victory for Leclerc. He also managed to win in the homeland of his team, a dream come true for any Ferrari driver—victory at Monza! The final race of the season was also emotional for the Monaco native, as he drove the first free practice alongside his younger brother, Arthur Leclerc, and together with his team, he lost the Constructors' Championship.

Oscar Piastri raced his first season in 2023 and already managed to reach the podium twice, even winning a sprint race. This year, in his second season, he and his team won the Constructors' Championship! He achieved this with eight podium finishes, including his first Grand Prix victory in Hungary. Several times, he had to let his teammate pass, as his teammate was fighting for the championship with Max Verstappen. Overall, Piastri had an unpredictable season. At times, he performed well, while other times he didn't feel 100% comfortable with his car. However, despite these challenges, the young driver, together with the team, managed to secure the Constructors' Championship.