George Russell believes that Max Verstappen could have a strategic advantage over the McLaren drivers in the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix. The Dutchman could potentially lose the championship on Sunday, unless he finishes ahead of his British rival. Verstappen is starting
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After weeks of speculation, a collaboration between Aston Martin and former Red Bull team boss Christian Horner now appears to be definitively off the table. Lawrence Stroll is said to have resolutely swept all rumors aside: the Brit will not be joining the Silverstone team. Stroll reportedly made it clear
Helmut Marko leaves no room for doubt: Red Bull is not taking Max Verstappen‘s recent comments about a possible retirement lightly. According to the senior advisor, the Dutchman’s words should be taken literally, especially now that Verstappen himself has indicated that the regulatory changes for 2026 could determine his future
Lewis Hamilton stumbles in Qatar! After a disappointing sprint race, he also fell during the regular qualification; the seven-time world champion only clocked the eighteenth time and had to leave the battlefield already in Q1. It’s the second weekend in a row that Hamilton fails to join the fastest fifteen.
Lando Norris has the potential to become the world champion in Qatar today, but a considerable amount of proverbial water must still flow under the bridge. His teammate and rival, Oscar Piastri, has his own interests at stake, creating a (yet again) delicate situation for McLaren. This could potentially pave
The starting grid for the Qatar Grand Prix promises a thrilling race in the desert. With two races left, the championship is on a knife’s edge: Lando Norris leads with 396 points, but teammates Oscar Piastri (374) and Max Verstappen (371) are hot on his heels. Piastri impressively secured pole
Max Verstappen qualified third in Qatar, but expressed frustration over the persistent understeer of his RB21. Despite this, the Dutchman anticipates that the mandatory two-stop strategy will add extra excitement to the race. Verstappen explained after the race that the RB21 was once again struggling with a familiar issue at
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