An enthralling Azerbaijan Grand Prix is in the books as Oscar Piastri delivered a masterclass to claim his second-ever F1 win.

The Driver Power Rankings are as fascinating as the team ones with plenty of movement ready to happen after an exciting Italian GP.

Once again we find ourselves intrigued by the order of the teams and just where they will end up on this list.

Another round is in the books of the 2024 F1 season and things continue to get extra exciting at the front of the field.

It’s been a while since we’ve been able to rank the drivers with plenty happening since we last did so back in round 12.

After a few rounds away, a bit has changed in the landscape of F1, and that is particularly reflected in the world of F1 power rankings.

With another race in the books, just what is on the agenda when it comes to the world of F1?

Australia’s record-breaking Boxing team leaves Paris with its most successful campaign in 64 years, bagging two bronze medals.

Australia sent three judokas to Paris, with all three fighting gallantly in their respective divisions at Champ-de-Mars Arena.

Three taekwondo practitioners donned the green and gold in Paris, with all three taking it up to their opponents.

Kyle Bruce, Jacqueline Nichele and Eileen Cikamatana took to the South Paris Arena as they all made their Olympic debut in Paris.

Both Aussie archers took it up to strong opposition in Paris, with a new record added to a solid campaign.

Breakers Rachael Gunn and Jeff Dunne created history at the Place de la Concorde.

Australia enjoyed its most successful ever Olympic skateboarding campaign with two gold medals and a string of strong results.

Singleton pentathlete Genevieve van Rensburg made her Olympic debut in Paris.

For the first time since Rio 2016, Australia was represented in Wrestling at the Olympics.

Jeff ‘J-Attack’ Dunne has created history as Australia’s first ever male Olympic breaker.

Breaking has made its Olympic debut at Paris Games at the stunning Place de la Concorde.

Leon Sejranovic has fought bravely in his repechage defeat in the men’s -80kg Taekwondo.

Stacey Hymer has fallen short in progressing to the women’s Taekwondo -57kg quarter-finals in a closely fought loss.