Max Verstappen has made it clear that he doesn’t plan to race in Formula 1 until he’s 44, like Fernando Alonso (43). While Alonso is still performing at a supreme level, Verstappen said he doesn’t want a long career in the sport. The champion, who has already won several titles while young, shared that he […]
The 2024 F1 season has seen quite a few youngsters make their mark in some way. From Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli to Williams’ Franco Colapinto, the sport has witnessed a surge of young talents. Amidst this, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has revealed a surprise name who is ready for F1. According to the 81-year-old, Red
Sergio Perez has made it clear that he isn’t worried about his future, even though Red Bull’s Christian Horner suggested the team might need to rethink his role after a difficult weekend. Perez had a tough race at the Mexican GP starting in 18th place and getting a five-second penalty early on for misplacing his
Max Verstappen has demonstrated remarkable skills and resilience, consistently achieving strong finishes despite ongoing car issues at Red Bull. However, his teammate Sergio Perez has struggled with a performance slump throughout the 2024 season, particularly since the Chinese GP. Despite the increasing criticism aimed at Checo, Verstappen has stepped up to support him, acknowledging that
Max Verstappen faced scrutiny after his performance at the Mexican GP, where he received two 10-second penalties for incidents involving Lando Norris. His on-track maneuvers, particularly those with Norris, sparked a wave of commentary from the motorsport community. Many people shared biased opinions against Verstappen, claiming his actions were a harsh move in his quest
F1 fans scrolling online frequently come across video compilations of Max Verstappen. While fans love these clips, they’ve caused him plenty of trouble, leading to fines and penalties. Meanwhile, after the Mexican GP post-race press conference, Verstappen called out the FIA’s new rule against swearing, suggesting it’s enforced unfairly since Charles Leclerc wasn’t penalized in
McLaren driver Oscar Piastri has had his say on the title battle between Lando Norris and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. The latter currently leads the former by 47 points in the drivers’ championship. Lando Norris has been in fine form this season, securing three wins and 12 podiums so far. He has, however, failed to
Red Bull’s sister team Visa Cash App RB or simply VCARB has undergone multiple changes over the past couple of years in the sport. The major change was the name of the team and the drivers’ lineup. Daniel Ricciardo was recently ousted from RB mid-season and replaced by Liam Lawson. Hence, as the team looks
McLaren driver Lando Norris has clarified his stance on Red Bull’s Max Verstappen after their clash at Mexico last weekend. Verstappen recklessly pushed Norris off the track and raced unprofessionally at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Lando Norris and Max Verstappen have been involved in tussles for the better part of the season. In some cases,
Max Verstappen has raced and worked closely with the crew at Red Bull ever since his debut in 2016. The Dutchman shares a great bond with the top personnel of the team, especially Christian Horner and Helmut Marko. Both the leaders also have a great liking for the Red Bull star. However, the Dutchman refused