Max Verstappen may be a four-time F1 world champion but, according to Jacques Villeneuve, if he leaves, people will get over it.

Sky Sports commentator David Croft recently shared his views on Max Verstappen's competitive nature at Autosport International. During the 2024 season, Verstapp

Four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen was involved in another first-corner incident as he earned a drive-through penalty in a IMSA Global Esports Championship sim race.

Max Verstappen will join Mercedes with Lando Norris replacing him at Red Bull in the latest F1 2026 driver market predictions.

Jacques Villeneuve has claimed that ‘nobody would care’ if Max Verstappen was taken away from the F1 grid while arguing that Lewis Hamilton stands alone as the most popular and impactful driver ever.

Let’s charge through the day’s main headlines at breakneck speed… F1 news: Max Verstappen vs Lewis Hamilton, Audi F1 exit and more Jacques Villeneuve takes aim at Max Versta

D espite being at the top of his game, Max Verstappen has repeatedly teased the idea of taking retirement from F1. While the Dutchman would stay at the circuit till the expiry of

Max Verstappen will start his 2025 campaign on Sunday evening, but not on an F1 track, not on a real track at all, in fact. The F1 world champion is primed to compete in the IMSA Esports Global Championship final at the Daytona circuit after receiving a wildcard to make his return to top-flight virtual competition.

Sky F1 pundit David Croft has come to the defence of four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen in a debate over his 'aggressive' driving style. The Dutchman has often faced criticism for his antics on the race track,

There's more to a successful racing team than a great driver and a fast car. For Red Bull's Ed Hemsworth, his 2024 season revolved around the nuts and bolts — literal and figurative — of keeping Max Verstappen's championship rualive.