Tampil Dominan, Verstappen Menangkan Sprint Race GP Miami 2024
Max Verstappen meraih kemenangan dalam sprint race Formula 1 GP Miami 2024. Hasil ini membuatnya menjauh dari kejaran Sergio Perez di klasemen sementara.
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Max Verstappen Takes Sprint Pole In Miami Grand Prix
World champion Max Verstappen grabbed pole position for Saturday's sprint race at the Miami Grand Prix but was far from happy with the performance of his tyres. Verstappen finished 0.108 seconds ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc with his Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez third. "To be honest with you, it felt pretty terrible. Maybe that last session, it was just really difficult to get the tyres to work. I didn't improve much on the soft but I'll take it," said the Dutchman, who was also fastest in the earlier practice session.
'Invisible Fire' Sparks Panic Among Racing Crew, Viral Video Surfaces. It Was Caused By...
The internet is a crazy place which often throws up surprises. One such interesting clip resurfaced on the internet on Friday, which showed 'invisible fire' sparking panic among racing crew during the Indianapolis 500 in 1981. The video is an old one but the term 'invisible fire' intrigued all and the video has received close to 2 million views in a short span of time. In the video, it can be seen that the drivers are panicking while safety crew try to extinguish the 'invisible fire'.
Thirty Years On, Brazil Pays Tribute To Late F1 Hero Ayrton Senna
Thirty years to the day since his death following a crash that sent shockwaves around the world, Brazilians will pay homage Wednesday to Formula One superstar Ayrton Senna -- a beloved symbol of national pride comparable only to compatriot Pele. Fans of the three-time Formula One world champion are expected to flock to Senna's grave in a cemetery in his hometown of Sao Paulo, where he was laid to rest after his tragic accident at the Imola circuit on May 1, 1994.
Toto Wolff, Christian Horner Clash Anew Over Max Verstappen's Red Bull Future
Toto Wolff and Red Bull counterpart Christian Horner have reignited their war of words over Max Verstappen after the Mercedes boss again hinted at poaching the three-time world champion. Verstappen's future at Red Bull was thrown into doubt last month after his father, Jos, said the team was in danger of being "torn apart" if Horner remained its principal. It came after allegations against Horner of inappropriate behaviour towards a woman colleague. He denied the claims and an internal investigation cleared him of wrongdoing.
Max Verstappen powers to victory at Chinese Grand Prix
Max Verstappen powered to another dominant win in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix – as Lewis Hamilton complained his car was "slow" and "broken" after he finished ninth.
Christian Horner rejects Verstappen 'boring' claims and praises golden moment
Christian Horner has knocked back criticism that Max Verstappen's stranglehold on Formula One is "boring" by describing his star driver’s unstoppable form as a "golden moment".
Lando Norris: Max Verstappen's 'boring' dominance of F1 turning fans off sport
Lando Norris fears Max Verstappen's "boring" dominance of Formula One is forcing fans away. Verstappen became the first driver this century to start the season with five consecutive pole positions after a crushing performance in qualifying for Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix. The Dutchman, 26, saw off Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez by 0.322 seconds at the Shanghai International Circuit to take top spot, after he earlier raced from fourth to first in the 19-lap sprint race. Remarkably, since Verstappen beat Lewis Hamilton to the 2021 world championship in Abu Dhabi, the Red Bull driver has won 37 of the 48 races staged, and he is firmly on course to wrap up his fourth title in as many seasons. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has already said that Verstappen will not be caught - despite there being 20 races of this record-breaking 24-race season left. And speaking ahead of the fifth round of the campaign in China, Norris, considered to be Verstappen's best friend on the grid, said: "It is frustrating for people watching but it has always been like this. "Now, we are seeing more dominance than ever, so it is never going to be the best to watch and the only exciting races have been the ones that Max is not in." Asked if he was concerned Verstappen's stranglehold on the sport could be a turn-off for fans, Norris replied: "Of course it is going to be. Of course it is going be.