Max verstappen

Max Verstappen and Lucas Auer received a three-place grid penalty at the Nordschleife, with the reason as to exactly why having been officially published by the stewards. The Nordschleife stewards have explained the reasoning behind Max Verstappen’s team being handed a three-place grid penalty for this evening’s four-hour race at the Nordschleife. Alongside teammate Lucas Auer, Verstappen is […]

Max Verstappen has voiced his reaction to the bombshell news that Gianpiero Lambiase will depart the Red Bull team. Lambiase has served as Verstappen’s race engineer since the Dutchman joined the squad shortly after the start of the 2016 season. Together, the duo have formed one of the most successful driver-engineer partnerships in F1 history. However, with Lambiase now

F1 CEO and president Stefano Domenicali has spoken of conversations with Max Verstappen over F1’s rules. F1 boss Stefano Domenicali has detailed a conversation with outspoken Max Verstappen in which the Red Bull driver now “understands the bigger picture.” Verstappen has been particularly vocal in his dislike of the new regulations, branding them as “anti-racing” and as “Formula E

Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer believes the exit of Gianpiero Lambiase has all but guaranteed that Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull at the end of the current season. It was announced last week that Lambiase will leave the Milton Keynes-based outfit when his contract concludes at the end of 2027, completing a shock move to McLaren. At McLaren, Lambiase’s

Max Verstappen has come to an awkward realisation about his age after a brief chat with Daniel Ricciardo. The youngest driver to ever race in F1 when he made his debut in 2015 at the age of just 17, Verstappen remains the youngest to ever win a grand prix at just 18 years, 228 days at

Eddie Irvine believes Formula 1 would continue unchanged if Max Verstappen chose to leave the sport, following the Dutch driver’s recent comments about his future. Verstappen raised doubts about his long-term commitment after the Japanese GP. The Red Bull driver suggested he could walk away at the end of the season, citing frustration with the direction

Max Verstappen has been warned that his oozing of “negativity” about F1’s new technical regulations could allow Isack Hadjar to establish a stronghold at Red Bull.  The four-time world champion has been fiercely critical of the new energy-management-dependent regulations, as Red Bull also struggles with its car, returning just 16 points from three races – its lowest yield since 13

Former F1 driver Martin Brundle has issued Red Bull an instruction over its approach to potentially replacing Max Verstappen at the end of the year.  Verstappen has suggested he could walk away from the sport at the campaign, having voiced his dislike for the new cars.  The four-time champion would leave a significant hole in Red Bull’s set-up and

Max Verstappen has been told to “shut up” in his criticism of F1’s new regulations and that he is “not bigger” than the championship if he quits.  The Dutchman has grown increasingly vocal in his dislike of the new regulations, and has hinted that he could be prepared to walk away, such is his displeasure in

Will Max Verstappen really walk away from F1? Fans have shared their verdict! Max Verstappen has thrown a considerable spanner into the works by conceding over the Japanese Grand Prix weekend that he is contemplating retiring from F1. The Red Bull driver has flirted with the idea of walking away from the championship earlier than most, but