BARCELONA, Spain — In a year in which McLaren has emerged as Formula One’s dominant team with a brilliant car and two outstanding drivers, Max Verstappen’s efforts to stay in the hunt for the World Championship must be applauded.

Nico Rosberg had suggested Max Verstappen should have been disqualified from the Spanish Grand Prix after the Red Bull Racing driver appeared to deliberately ram George Russell's Mercedes

Formula One world champion Max Verstappen is one penalty point away from a race ban after being punished for driving into Mercedes rival George Russell during Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix.

The Spanish GP was an exciting race. McLaren’s Oscar Piastri went head-to-head against his teammate Lando Norris to take his The post Oscar Piastri Left ‘Surprised’ by Max Verstappen’s Strategy Before Spanish GP Chaos appeared first on FirstSportz.

Max Verstappen rammed into George Russell in the final laps of the Spanish Grand Prix, earning himself a penalty, as the McLaren driver joked he does the same on Mario Kart

Joining Red Bull Racing can be both a blessing and a curse for any driver who isn’t Max Verstappen — and that has certainly been the case for Yuki Tsunoda. Since being promoted to the team, the Japanese driver has struggled to find his footing and bring the competition to his teammate.

A clause in Max Verstappen’s contract is set to close at the F1 Austrian GP to ensure he remains at Red Bull for 2026

Former Formula 1 driver Jos Verstappen still partakes in rally racing at the age of 53 but suffered a crash which saw his Skoda Fabia roll over in Sweden on Friday