World champion Max Verstappen qualifies on pole for Qatar Grand Prix
Max Verstappen celebrated his fourth world championship by putting his Red Bull on pole position for the Qatar Grand Prix. Verstappen started sixth and finished only eighth in the earlier sprint race won by Oscar Piastri as McLaren edged closer to their first constructors’ title in 26 years.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has highlighted Sergio Perez's key role in improving the RB20 F1 car's performance ...
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Red Bull will let Perez 'come to his own conclusions' about futureAlthough a mechanical failure forced Perez to retire from the Qatar GP, his pace before that stage was underwhelming. After ...
Max Verstappen has revealed he is ready to stay at Red Bull for the rest of his life – and insisted he does not need ...
Max Verstappen has shrugged off suggestions that he would maybe look at a future beyond Red Bull where he tries to go for a ...
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Max Verstappen delivers crucial Horner update as bold Red Bull ‘target’ setRelations between Horner – who has served as team boss since Red Bull joined the F1 grid in 2005 – and Max’s father Jos ...
Max Verstappen will receive a smaller bonus from Red Bull than he did last year despite winning the Drivers' Championship ...
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Max Verstappen’s Manager Sends an Ultimatum to Red Bull as Mario Andretti Sparks Interest in World ChampBig news in Formula 1: the Cadillac team is officially joining the grid in 2026. The post Max Verstappen’s Manager Sends an ...
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