Max Verstappen approaches the climax of 2025 with a relaxed and upbeat attitude, a journey that will take him through the desert terrain of Qatar, including a sprint race, and on to Abu Dhabi. He believes a touch of luck is
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Red Bull executive Helmut Marko was taken by surprise by the promotion of former Red Bull designer Adrian Newey. The British designer will take on the role of team boss at Aston Martin from 2026, after having served Red Bull as a designer for many years. According to Marko, it
Lando Norris candidly discussed his current position in the World Championship in Qatar. The McLaren driver currently leads the standings by 24 points and could secure the championship this weekend. However, the Brit emphasizes that his competitors, Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, still pose serious threats. Following the double disqualification
Oscar Piastri confirms that discussions have indeed taken place within McLaren about team orders. The topic came up repeatedly after the GP Las Vegas. Max Verstappen‘s victory on the street circuit in the desert city – coupled with the disqualification of the McLarens – resulted in the Dutchman equalling the
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella continues to rule out favoring one of their drivers, Lando Norris or Oscar Piastri, in the race for the world championship. The team remains committed to a fair fight for the title, the so-called ‘papaya rules’, even though Max Verstappen is now only 24 points
Former world champion Jacques Villeneuve has a clear idea of who he’s backing in the ongoing title fight between Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Max Verstappen. According to Villeneuve, the Dutchman has a significant advantage over his two title rivals: ‘McLaren still has two drivers battling for the championship.’ Villeneuve
Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff is already tempering optimism for Mercedes in light of the new regulations for 2026. Next year, the German racing team will be supplying engines to McLaren, Williams, and for the first time, Alpine. According to Wolff, all these teams will be serious competitors for the
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