Max Verstappen and Red Bull in disarray with ‘hard to fix’ F1 Australian GP issues
Max Verstappen’s Formula 1 title defence is off to a less than ideal start with Red Bull at the Australian Grand Prix. Second practice on Friday at the Albert Park circuit was a test up and down the grid to see how teams would fare in low-fuel qualifying simulations and Red Bull couldn’t match the likes of McLaren or Ferrari.
Max Verstappen is regularly linked with a Red Bull exit and McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has admitted even he has ...
Verstappen’s teammate last year, Sergio Pérez, has been replaced by Liam Lawson this season, with the New Zealand driver set ...
Charles Leclerc finished the second free practice session for the Australian Grand Prix in P1 ahead of Oscar Piastri and ...
Max Verstappen is expected to start the season with an underpowered Red Bull compared to the McLaren Lando Norris has at his ...
Lando Norris has forecast another "hard" battle with Max Verstappen this year as he prepares to lead McLaren's title charge ...
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has revealed how the team’s desire “to explore the market” in Formula 1 extended to probing ...
McLaren put in a call to Max Verstappen in a bold move which would have shaken the F1 drivers’ market. McLaren CEO Zak Brown phoned Verstappen “some time ago”, he told De Telegraaf. However, Brown ...
Lando Norris fired a warning shot to outpace world champion Max Verstappen and top the timesheets in first practice for the ...
McLaren driver tells Standard Sport he is entering 2025 Formula One season with renewed belief after first taste of title ...
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