Max Verstappen, Australian Grand Prix and F1

Lando Norris holds off Max Verstappen in rainy F1 Australian Grand Prix
Lando Norris and teammate Oscar Piastri slid onto the grass in an eventful F1 race in Melbourne. Lewis Hamilton finished 10th in Ferrari debut.
Max Verstappen breaks silence with statement after losing F1 championship lead for first time in 1030 days following Australian Grand Prix
Based upon pre-season testing and the Melbourne weekend, McLaren appear to be the team to beat in 2025 after building upon winning the Constructors' Championship last season in what is expected to be a four-way duel throughout the year also including Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari.
Max Verstappen and George Russell in tense exchange after Australian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen and George Russell were involved in an awkward exchange having both got themselves up onto the podium at the Australian Grand Prix. The pair were embroiled in a heated dispute at the end of the 2024 season, after Verstappen was unhappy with Russell's behaviour having been given a penalty after qualifying for the Qatar GP.
Max Verstappen gives awkward response after being asked about his relationship with George Russell at Australian Grand Prix
Verstappen, who's the reigning world champion and represents Red Bull, was accused of bullying by Mercedes man Russell at last year's Qatar Grand Prix after he received a penalty for impeding the Englishman.
Formula One Is Back—Here's F1 Champion Max Verstappen's Net Worth
Key Takeaways Four-time Formula 1 World Champion Max Verstappen makes millions from F1. Verstappen has an estimated net worth of $200 million, according to Celebrity Net Worth.Verstappen was the highest-paid F1 driver in 2024,
F1 Results Today: Max Verstappen beaten as F1 champion crashes out of thrilling Australian Grand Prix
Safety car deployed after HUGE F1 crash in Melbourne. Max Verstappen took an unexpected second place, with the Mercedes of George Russell rounding out the podium after
Not Max Verstappen or Lewis Hamilton, This Driver is Favorite to Win 2025 Australian Grand Prix
Formula 1 season is set to kick off in Melbourne this weekend, and Lando Norris has solidified his status as the favorite for victory at the Australian Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen's World Championship Defense Takes A Hit As He Loses Australian GP Victory
Max Verstappen had been leading the world championship since the inception of the current ground effect era in 2022.
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Why the ‘Max Verstappen effect’ was not enough to beat McLaren in Aus GP qualifying
While Max Verstappen was the nearest rival to McLaren in Australian GP qualifying, data shows the papaya cars had more in ...
Max Verstappen says McLaren ended interest after learning how much he'd cost
Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull until 2028 but that didn't stop McLaren chief Zak Brown ...
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Slick tire gamble worth the risk - Verstappen
Max Verstappen believes a failed attempt to make it to the end of the Australian Grand Prix on slick tires was still a risk ...
Max Verstappen’s awkward response to George Russell question after Lando Norris wins Australian GP
Max Verstappen joked that he still had a ‘shockingly bad’ relationship with George Russell after he was beaten by an inspired ...
Inside Zak Brown's Max Verstappen phone call as McLaren 'explored F1 driver market'
Max Verstappen is regularly linked with a Red Bull exit and McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has admitted even he has ...
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'Piastri should be FURIOUS with McLaren' - Australian Grand Prix Hot Takes
Whilst Lando Norris secured the first win of the year, the Australian Grand Prix will be remembered for McLaren's demand for ...
Lando Norris on pole for Australian Grand Prix as McLaren dominates; Max Verstappen third, Lewis Hamilton eighth
Lando Norris took the first pole position of the 2025 Formula One season and will be joined on the front row by McLaren ...
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Uncovered: The MCL39 damage that explains late Verstappen attack
Max Verstappen nearly caught Lando Norris at the end of the Australian Grand Prix — but only because of damage, says McLaren.