Max Verstappen reveals relaxed approach towards Red Bull F1 future
Four-time World Champion Max Verstappen says he prefers not to look too far ahead into his future in F1 as he doesn't like to “stress out on stuff”.
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Four-time World Champion Max Verstappen says he prefers not to look too far ahead into his future in F1 as he doesn't like to “stress out on stuff”.
Lewis Hamilton dominated the headlines in the motorsport world this week as his much-anticipated Ferrari venture began
Nico Hulkenberg has admitted the step Sauber made late last season has provided hope that replicating Haas’ turnaround in F1 is “possible” for the team in 2025.
Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner backs McLaren to win both Formula 1 titles in 2025 but insists that it won't be 'an easy walk'.
Red Bull F1 advisor Helmut Marko has conceded Max Verstappen will have “no reason” to remain with the team should it not give him a competitive package in 2025.
Alpine Executive Technical Director David Sanchez believes the team is taking “no fundamental weakness” into the 2026 Formula 1 season.
Lewis Hamilton has to recapture his qualifying mojo if he is to match Charles Leclerc during the 2025 Formula 1 season.
Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar has set himself a potent target for his maiden Formula 1 campaign: beating team-mate Yuki Tsunoda.
F1 pundit Martin Brundle believes even “96-97 per cent” of Lewis Hamilton in a fast car is good enough ahead of his move to Ferrari this year.
Lando Norris has admitted McLaren must strive to avoid making race wins “as difficult as they were last year” to claim the F1 title double that it covets in 2025.