Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso at risk of F1 race ban ahead of Chinese Grand Prix
Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso are both just four penalty points shy of a race ban heading into the Chinese Grand Prix this weekend. Both drivers have eight points accumulated on their license, with 12 being the threshold for a suspension according to the FIA regulations.
McLaren boss Zak Brown has predicted Max Verstappen will make a huge F1 move ahead of 2026. McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes ...
F1 fans have humorously called for Max Verstappen to receive a race ban before this weekend's race in China after being caught swearing during the Australian Grand Prix. The Red Bull man finished ...
The highly anticipated 2025 F1 season has sparked conversations around the salaries of top drivers, and the figures are revealing some startling contrasts. Among the most notable is the disparity ...
Formula One driver Max Verstappen was ranked both the highest-paid F1 driver in 2024, and one of the world's highest-paid ...
Verstappen’s teammate last year, Sergio Pérez, has been replaced by Liam Lawson this season, with the New Zealand driver set ...
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Verstappen bids for 5th title and Hamilton's at Ferrari as F1 prepares for a close fight in 2025There's his friend-turned-rival Max Verstappen's bid for a fifth title in a row. Just like the only driver to achieve that ...
Early championship leader Lando Norris knows he will face a new series of challenges at this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix, ...
The 2025 season got underway on Sunday as Lando Norris laid down a marker, edging out Max Verstappen in a nervy final-lap ...
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