Max Verstappen to stay with Red Bull in 2025
Max Verstappen has dealt a major blow to Mercedes' hopes of capturing his signature after he insisted he will remain at Red Bull next season.
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Lando Norris Targets Austrian Grand Prix To Put Pressure On Max Verstappen
Lando Norris seeks to be a party-wrecker this weekend when he takes on series leader and three-time Formula One world champion Max Verstappen at his Red Bull team's home Austrian Grand Prix. After a series of impressive results including two consecutive second place finishes behind the Dutchman, the McLaren driver wants to trim his 69-point deficit in the title race. The 24-year-old Englishman believes he has the car and the confidence to put together a winning sequence himself.
Max Verstappen holds off Lando Norris challenge to win Spanish GP
Reigning world champion Max Verstappen secured a seventh victory of the 2024 season after holding off the challenge of Lando Norris to win the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday.
Thousands descend on Alexandra Palace to witness return of Red Bull Soapbox Race
Thousands of spectators descended on Alexandra Palace in London to witness the return of Red Bull’s Soapbox Race.
Lando Norris Takes Pole Position For Spanish GP, Max Verstappen Second, Lewis Hamilton Third
McLaren's Lando Norris produced a spellbinding late lap to deprive Max Verstappen of pole for the Spanish Grand Prix in qualifying on Saturday. Lewis Hamilton will start on the second row alongside his Mercedes teammate George Russell. Verstappen looked nailed on to start Sunday's 10th round of the season from the front of the grid. But in the last throw of the top-10 shoot-out Norris denied the Red Bull ace by a mere two hundredths of a second. Ferrari's Charles Leclerc will start fifth.
Max Verstappen wins thrilling Canadian GP from Lando Norris and George Russell
Max Verstappen overcame the weather and capitalised on a well-timed safety car to thwart Lando Norris and George Russell and win an action-packed Canadian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen Calls For Sharper Work, Faster Car
Max Verstappen called for sharper work and a faster car from his Red Bull team on Saturday after qualifying second behind Mercedes' George Russell for the Canadian Grand Prix. The series leader and three-time world champion who won last year's race from pole said rival teams had caught Red Bull this year and they needed to react now. He has been beaten in two of the last three races and seen his aura of invincibility eroded. He said he was unfazed by being beaten by Russell even though they had identical lap times because the Briton clocked his time first.
Lewis Hamilton Says Cars Still Too Heavy Despite Plan To Slim Down
Lewis Hamilton on Thursday welcomed Formula One's plan for lighter more agile cars, but believes the sport's ruling body has not gone far enough in reducing their weight. The seven-time champion said it was a "step in the right direction" as he responded to questions about the planned new regulations to be used from 2026 at a news conference on the eve of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix. "It's only 30 kilos (66 lbs) so it's going in the right direction but it's still heavy," Hamilton said. "So, I mean I've only just seen what you've all seen this morning.