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.
While the Australian Grand Prix was a successful one for Lando Norris and Max Verstappen, the Ferrari drivers did not fare as ...
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Why the ‘Max Verstappen effect’ was not enough to beat McLaren in Aus GP qualifyingWhile Max Verstappen was the nearest rival to McLaren in Australian GP qualifying, data shows the papaya cars had more in ...
Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull until 2028 but that didn't stop McLaren chief Zak Brown ...
Red Bull boss Christian Horner contended it's "quite strange" that McLaren's 2025 Formula 1 car can generate heat in the ...
Lando Norris has taken aim at the media for asking “too many questions” about the competitiveness of his McLaren F1 car.
Max Verstappen finished second in the Australian Grand Prix after a strategic gamble on tire selection in the final laps. The ...
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Verstappen explains the 'secret' of 'lot faster' McLarenWhile Max Verstappen crossed the finish line not far off Lando Norris, the defending champion does not see that this result would show the actual gap. Verstappen pointed out the Woking-based team's ...
After qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix in pole, Lando Norris can no longer deflect attention from his team ...
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