McLaren implies Max Verstappen F1 title bid unsustainable without improved Red Bull
McLaren boss Andrea Stella believes Max Verstappen will have a hard time sustaining a title challenge in F1 in 2025 without an improvement to Red Bull's car.
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McLaren boss Andrea Stella believes Max Verstappen will have a hard time sustaining a title challenge in F1 in 2025 without an improvement to Red Bull's car.
After taking a narrow victory for Red Bull at the F1 Japanese GP, Max Verstappen claimed things would have gone very differently had he been in the McLaren.
Fernando Alonso has admitted that Max Verstappen's current exploits remind him of the title challenge he mounted in F1 with the "fourth fastest car" in 2012.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has admitted the team "turned the car upside down" to provide Max Verstappen with the tools to win F1's Japanese GP.
McLaren’s Lando Norris has labelled his pit lane incident with Max Verstappen as just “racing” after the 2025 F1 Japanese Grand Prix.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has revealed that the team running a "reserve crew" contributed to Max Verstappen's slow pit stop in F1's Japanese GP.
Lando Norris has denied that McLaren missed out on the chance to execute a possible overcut on Max Verstappen to steal a win in F1's Japanese GP.
Max Verstappen doesn’t believe Red Bull can consistently challenge for victories after a surprise win at the F1 Japanese GP.
Oscar Piastri noted that track position proved costly in McLaren’s failed pursuit of F1 Japanese GP victor Max Verstappen.
Max Verstappen has maintained that he possesses no plans to "sit there and accept" Red Bull's disadvantage in pace to McLaren in F1's Japanese Grand Prix.