Max Verstappen breaks silence with statement after losing F1 championship lead for first time in 1030 days following Australian Grand Prix
Based upon pre-season testing and the Melbourne weekend, McLaren appear to be the team to beat in 2025 after building upon winning the Constructors' Championship last season in what is expected to be a four-way duel throughout the year also including Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari.
Max Verstappen gives awkward response after being asked about his relationship with George Russell at Australian Grand Prix
Verstappen, who's the reigning world champion and represents Red Bull, was accused of bullying by Mercedes man Russell at last year's Qatar Grand Prix after he received a penalty for impeding the Englishman.
When asked during the post-race press conference whether the session should have been red flagged, Verstappen did not see any ...
There still appears to be no love lost between Max Verstappen and George Russell following their fall out at the end of the ...
Formula One driver Max Verstappen was ranked both the highest-paid F1 driver in 2024, and one of the world's highest-paid ...
Verstappen’s teammate last year, Sergio Pérez, has been replaced by Liam Lawson this season, with the New Zealand driver set ...
Despite not winning the first race of the 2025 season and losing his 1,029-day championship lead, Max Verstappen can be ...
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Slick tire gamble worth the risk - VerstappenMax Verstappen believes a failed attempt to make it to the end of the Australian Grand Prix on slick tires was still a risk ...
Max Verstappen nearly caught Lando Norris at the end of the Australian Grand Prix — but only because of damage, says McLaren.
Formula 1 analyst Peter Windsor saw how close it all was and how Verstappen put a lot of pressure on McLaren. Windsor reacts ...
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