The starting grid for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix promises an exciting finale to the Formula 1 season. Max Verstappen has secured pole position, but with only a twelve-point lead over Lando Norris and a sixteen-point lead over Oscar Piastri, anything
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Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff had mixed feelings about his team’s performance following the qualifying round for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. George Russell secured an impressive fourth place, while teammate Andrea Kimi Antonelli fell short, finishing in fourteenth place during Q2. Wolff expressed disappointment in Mercedes’ qualifying performance. Russell
The cup of sorrow is far from empty for Lewis Hamilton. During the qualification for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, the Ferrari driver failed to place among the top fifteen. This marked the third consecutive Q1 exit for the seven-time world champion. Earlier in the day, he had already crashed
FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem immediately expressed his admiration for the cool-headedness of four-time Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen after his pole position for the Abu Dhabi GP. “His mental strength is unparalleled. Max is completely focused on the track. It’s always important to keep your emotions under control
Following the final qualification of 2025, in which Max Verstappen claimed pole position for Red Bull, Laurent Mekies is above all proud of his entire team. The Frenchman is impressed by the hard work of his mechanics and the phenomenal pole laps of his lead driver. For the final race
Raymond Vermeulen, manager of Max Verstappen, was highly pleased with the outcome of the Abu Dhabi GP qualification on Saturday evening, where Verstappen secured pole position. “This was truly a team effort,” Vermeulen commented in the paddock. However, he added, “we are missing the Mercedes.” Verstappen clinched pole position on
McLaren CEO Zak Brown watched as Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Dutchman thereby landed the first blow against title rivals Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, who lined up directly behind him. Despite this, Brown is satisfied with the result and McLaren is now
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