Motor racing-Verstappen answers critics with one of his best in Brazil
Max Verstappen answered critics of his driving with a statement win in Brazil on Sunday that ranked among the best of his ...
Formula 1: Max Verstappen to take five-place grid penalty for São Paulo Grand Prix
Max Versteppen will have five places to make up during Sunday’s São Paulo Grand Prix. Verstappen’s Red Bull Racing team ...
Why Max Verstappen’s Mexico GP Penalties Could Change Formula 1
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff believes the double penalty handed to Max Verstappen at the Mexican Grand Prix will change ...
Max Verstappen: Damon Hill says no F1 vendetta behind Red Bull driver criticism as people just want 'fair racing'
If everybody was doing this, it would be daft, it would be silly and it wouldnt be worth watching, says Damon Hill after ...
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Formula 1: Max Verstappen to take five-place grid penalty for São Paulo Grand Prix
Max Versteppen will have five places to make up during Sunday’s São Paulo Grand Prix. Verstappen’s Red Bull Racing team needed ... straightaway into Turn 1 and the combination of corners ...
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Lando Norris Fires Veiled Jibe at Max Verstappen Over Fair Racing: “It’s for the Other Side to Change”
With Max Verstappen refusing to change his approach to racing Lando Norris, the McLaren driver took a veiled jibe at the Red ...
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Formula 1 braces for more Verstappen-Norris drama, and Hamilton drives revered Senna's car
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen suggests he won’t change his aggressive racing style at this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix as he bids for a fourth consecutive Formula 1 title.
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Max Verstappen: Damon Hill says no F1 vendetta behind Red Bull driver criticism as people just want 'fair racing'
Damon Hill says criticism of Max Verstappen's driving from within Formula 1 is "not a vendetta" against the Red Bull driver and instead stems from people wanting to see "racing conducted in a ...
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Formula 1 braces for more Verstappen-Norris drama, and Hamilton drives revered Senna's car
SAO PAULO — Red Bull’s Max Verstappen suggests he won’t change his aggressive racing style at this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix as he bids for a fourth consecutive Formula 1 title.
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Max Verstappen reveals what connects him to Michael Schumacher - as world champion sends four-word message to title rival Lando Norris amid allegations of 'dirty racing'
Max Verstappen has welcomed comparisons ... criticism over his aggressive style of racing. Verstappen is closing in on claiming a fourth Formula One world title, with the Red Bull star leading ...