A culmination of factors kept McLaren from clinching the title in Qatar on Sunday — and now Ferrari has a real shot to seal the deal.

With the World Constructors’ Championship (WCC) still up for grabs, all eyes will be on two teams - McLaren and Ferraric - as the F1 caravan heads towards Abu Dhabi for its season finale.

Ferrari and McLaren could end the 2024 Constructors' Championship battle level on points. How could that happen and who wins the title then?

A bizarre officiating sequence during Sunday’s Qatar Grand Prix could lead to McLaren losing the constructor’s championship. Max Verstappen won the race as Lando Norris had to pit from second place to serve a 10-second drive-through penalty for failing to slow under a yellow flag.

McLaren could be celebrating its first constructors’ championship in almost three decades — but a few rivals stand in the way.

Max Verstappen won big in Las Vegas with his fourth title, but the fight for Formula 1's biggest cash prize is hotting up this week in Qatar. The lucrative constructors' championship is still wide open with McLaren,

Charles Leclerc says Ferrari will give the fight for the Formula One constructors' championship their all in the final weekend at Abu Dhabi.

McLaren could have secured the constructors' world title at the Qatar Grand Prix, but ultimately failed to do so after Lando Norris was heavily penalised by the FIA stewards. As a result, Ferrari still have a chance to win the world title next weekend in Abu Dhabi after they cut the gap to their rivals on Sunday.