The final two races of the Formula 1 calendar have lacked championship significance for the better part of ten years, turning the season's conclusion into a prolonged anticlimax for fans.
Since the mid-2010s, the drivers' and constructors' titles have typically been decided well before the last two grands prix, leaving those events with little competitive stakes.
This trend has raised questions about the sport's scheduling and whether adjustments could restore drama to the closing rounds.
