Max Verstappen "stopped Carlos Sainz coming to Red Bull", but that was the move of a "smart", not a "scared" driver.

Amid the speculation surrounding the Dutchman’s future at Red Bull, journalist Christian Menath says Horner ‘confirmed’ that Red Bull had held talks with Fernando Alonso over a possible deal. READ ...

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Lando Norris claims lost duels against Max Verstappen were the biggest reason why he lost the 2024 championship ...

Juan Pablo Montoya believes that Max Verstappen “would have stopped” Carlos Sainz from joining Red Bull for F1 2025.

An incensed Horner and Red Bull requested a right of review which was dismissed, and their request was countered with a ...

Max Verstappen says he was not bluffing when he suggested he would leave Red Bull if Helmut Marko did. Max Verstappen says ...

Saying farewell to his fourth team-mate, Pierre Wache is adamant Red Bull never intentionally designed a car specifically for ...

Kevin Magnussen admits his F1 career has been a tale of what-ifs, where alternative paths could have led to a different ...

TAG Heuer will be the Official Timekeeper of Formula 1 in 2025 ✓ Jorg takes a closer look at the history of TAG Heuer and F1 ...