F1: Verstappen 'most nervous he's felt' when learning to drift cars Max Verstappen has called for changes to be made to one of F1’s longest-standing rules after the Red Bull star doubled down in his criticism of the recently-expanded race weekend. The Dutchman should be in high spirits in Qatar

Max Verstappen has reiterated his opposition to F1’s sprint race format as the grid prepares for its return at the Lusail International Circuit this weekend. The 26-year-old has the chance to claim the World Championship during Saturday’s sprint. Verstappen has been very vocal in his opposition to the sprint race

Runaway F1 leader Max Verstappen could confirm his third consecutive world title before Sunday’s Qatar Grand Prix. Verstappen has swept all before him this season, winning an incredible 13 of the 16 races and two of the three sprint races so far this season. The Dutchman’s dominance could see him

Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz were both called to the stewards in the aftermath of Friday’s qualifying session for the Qatar Grand Prix. The pair were involved in an on-track incident during Q2. Verstappen was attempting to find a way around Sainz’s Ferrari with car No.55 moving slowly on the

Max Verstappen sent offer to quit Red Bull and join F1 rival keen to be his team-mate Max Verstappen may already be practicing his title celebration and trophy lift as the Red Bull star can clinch the Drivers’ Championship at the Qatar Grand Prix this weekend. But the Dutchman’s dominance

Max Verstappen sent offer to quit Red Bull and join F1 rival keen to be his team-mate Lando Norris has been urged to keep the faith in McLaren instead of pursuing a move to Red Bull when his contract expires at the end of 2025. The Brit has been widely

Sebastian Vettel believes that he would have a chance of beating Max Verstappen in equal machinery at the moment despite the fact that the Dutch driver is dominating the rest of his rivals at the moment. The legendary German made his return to the F1 paddock at the Japanese Grand

Lewis Hamilton commits to Mercedes until 2025 Former Jaguar technical director Gary Anderson has issued a grim warning for Lewis Hamilton by insisting that Mercedes will only have the fourth-quickest car ‘at best’ next year. The Silver Arrows have lagged behind Red Bull in terms of outright pace following the

Bookmark Offbeat news from the world of sport Thank you for subscribing! Offbeat news from the world of sport We have more newsletters A Formula One pundit has been told to apologise after making an insensitive joke about Michael Schumacher. The legendary German driver, considered by many to be the

Helmut Marko has claimed that only Lewis Hamilton can match Max Verstappen when it comes to managing their Formula One car’s tyres. Verstappen claimed his 13th win of the season at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, seeing off the threat of McLaren duo Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris before