The Canadian Grand Prix could become a significant milestone for Max Verstappen. The Red Bull driver could join the ranks with Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton.

Max Verstappen was always bookmarked as a prodigious talent after Red Bull fast-tracked him into F1, the Dutchman making his debut for the team’s sister side, Toro Rosso, as a 17-year-old in 2014.

According to F1-Insider, Horner has ‘long been annoyed’ by Schumacher’s coverage. He even complained to Sky bosses in an attempt to ‘get rid’ of the 49-year-old.

The motorsport world is buzzing after a spontaneous encounter between Formula One’s Max Verstappen and Xfinity Series driver ...

New tests introduced to clamp down on aero-elasticity in Formula 1 had a greater effect than some claimed, but the impact on ...

New tests introduced to clamp down on aero-elasticity in Formula 1 had a greater effect than some claimed, but the impact on ...

Thus, his streak may come to an end at four, falling one short of Michael Schumacher’s all-time record. The upcoming ...

On this track, racing often takes a back seat. This year, it wasn’t too different as the spectacle once again became a ...

As the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard prepares to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Formula 1 World ...

A Formula 1 world champion once failed his driving test - and left his instructor stunned by what he did. Jenson Button won the Drivers' Championship in 2009, driving for the Brawn GP team.

McLaren boss Andrea Stella has explained how the team has managed to build upon its 2024 strengths amid its current ...