Max Verstappen determined to party at United States GP despite punishment threat
Max Verstappen says he intends to spend the final four Grand Prix weekends of the season partying over his recent championship triumph, starting Sunday in Austin.
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Max Verstappen not planning on becoming F1 furniture and race into his 40s
Red Bull's double World Champion Max Verstappen has hinted that he does not plan to have a prolonged Formula 1 career like some of his rivals.
Max Verstappen And Red Bull Fired By Twin Ambitions In Texas
Newly acclaimed double world champion Max Verstappen has every right to enjoy celebrating his second drivers' championship success in relaxed Texan style this weekend. But, as he seeks to break another on-track individual record at the United States Grand Prix two weeks after his title triumph in Japan, his Red Bull team boss Christian Horner will be fired by two more serious ambitions. His first is to defend the Milton Keynes-based outfit's reputation amid claims that they 'cheated' on their way to powering Max Verstappen to his two consecutive drivers' title successes in 2021 and 2022.
F1 governing body says it will correct Japanese GP 'issues'
LONDON: Formula One's governing body said on Wednesday (Oct 19) it had looked into 'procedural issues' that occurred at the Japanese Grand Prix and would correct them for the future.
Motor racing-F1 governing body says it will correct Japanese GP 'issues'
LONDON : Formula One's governing body said on Wednesday it had looked into 'procedural issues' that occurred at the Japanese Grand Prix and would correct them for the future.
US Grand Prix: 5 big questions that need answers in Austin
The second US-based Formula 1 race of the season takes place this weekend as we head back to Austin for a 10th straight year.
US Grand Prix: How to watch, schedule, weather forecast and all the key info
Formula 1 is back in the United States for the second time this season as the popular Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, welcomes the sport back for a 10th year.
Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes must 'dig deeper' as they head in 'different direction' to catch Red Bull
Lewis Hamilton believes Mercedes will need to “dig deeper” over the off-season as they head in a “different direction” in a bid to catch Red Bull and Ferrari. Mercedes have been outpaced this season and are third in the constructors’ standings behind Red Bull and Ferrari. Ad They are yet to win in 18 races and could be set to make significant changes to their car ahead of the 2023 season.