Max Verstappen has truly established himself as an all-time great in Formula 1 history. The Dutch driver made his debut in the sport at the age of 17 and went to break several records. The 26-year ...

Formula One returns to China for the first time since 2019 with even world champion Max Verstappen facing a new challenge at a circuit that provided his Red Bull team’s first grand prix victory ...

Max Verstappen led the complaints from Formula 1 drivers as the sport makes its long-awaited return to China. It is F1's first visit to Shanghai for five years. Covid-19 saw the Asian country ...

Now, ex-F1 driver and Formula E champion Jean-Eric Vergne has praised Verstappen. Recently, Max Verstappen claimed that the all-electric racing series was highly competitive with drivers of good ...

World champion Max Verstappen has questioned the wisdom of throwing Formula One drivers into a sprint weekend on their return to the Shanghai International Circuit for the first time since 2019 ...

Max Verstappen and Red Bull won’t have an advantage over the rest of the Formula 1 grid for too many more races, Carlos Sainz has boldly predicted. However, the Ferrari star has warned that by ...

Johnny Herbert, ex-Formula One driver, defended Max Verstappen's current dominance in the sport amidst criticisms from fans. Herbert likened Verstappen's dominance to that of sporting legends ...

The Austrian wrote off not just his team’s chances but the rest of the grid’s of getting close to Max Verstappen after another dominant win, saying: “No one is going to catch Max this season.” ...

The Mercedes team principal, Toto Wolff, has conceded Max ­Verstappen is already world champion elect, declaring the Red Bull driver cannot be caught this season after a third dominant win from ...

SUZUKA, Japan — Max Verstappen’s record-breaking dominance in Formula 1 resumed Sunday with his victory in the Japanese Grand Prix, leading almost the entire race on a sunny day in central Japan.

Photo: Fox Sports 2.30pm - ‘Question mark’ hanging over F1 champ Red Bull may have the front row locked out, but three-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen isn’t happy ahead of the race.