Max Verstappen is being increasingly emphatically linked with Aston Martin. After a the Daily Mail recently reported that the British racing stable wants to attract the four-time world champion for as much as one billion pounds, the Verstappen camp neither wanted to confirm nor deny the report to GPblog. Aston Martin, however, was outspoken: “Absolute
Former F1 driver and now FIA steward Johnny Herbert will continue his work for the sports governing body in 2025. The Brit, who has come under fire for some of his controversial decisions, has been designated for a Grand Prix by the FIA.
The past few days have been full of Lewis Hamilton’s first days at Ferrari, but new drivers are also being welcomed by the other teams on the grid. As a result, Liam Lawson has completed his first day at Red Bull Racing.
Johnny Herbert, in his role as FIA steward, has had to judge Max Verstappen’s actions on track, and also off track on several occasions. The Briton has spoken out about the way the Dutchman ‘intimidates’ other drivers, with George Russell’s response at the Qatar Grand Prix appreciated by Herbert.
Despite Formula 1 being on their break, Max Verstappen has kept himself busy racing on virtual tracks. However, unlike in F1, Verstappen has failed to win a race so far. On Wednesday night, he will once again be in action but this time it will be different.
Current FIA steward and former Formula 1 driver Johnny Herbert has weighed in on the upcoming F1 season. He wants to see an eighth world title for Lewis Hamilton. Johnny Herbert has made some high-profile remarks in the media before, and this time is no different. Speaking to Casinoutanspelpaus.io, he revealed some predictions that he has for
Lando Norris was Max Verstappen’s main challenger in the 2024 drivers’ championship battle during the past Formula 1 season. But due to Verstappen’s masterful drive at the Brazilian Grand Prix that all but sealed the title for the Dutchman, the Englishman could not get the job done. However, the McLaren driver said he “could smell” the
In a preview of the 2025 Formula One season, Helmut Marko shares his expectations, noting that he anticipates minimal opposition from Mercedes. He also expresses doubt that Lewis Hamilton would be able to beat Max Verstappen, even with a better car.
Paul Monaghan, Red Bull Racing’s chief engineer, highlights that Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso share a rare and impressive quality: their ability to absorb everything while on the track. Monaghan praises both drivers for this ability, noting that it is a trait possessed by only a few exceptional drivers.
Helmut Marko is sure that Max Verstappen is not going anywhere. According to the top Red Bull adviser, Verstappen will still be driving for Red Bull Racing after next year. The Austrian believes that Verstappen will then be a five-time world champion.
Fans and critics alike are always looking for the next best thing. In recent years, many think that that has been Max Verstappen. Others think Lewis Hamilton is better. Comparisons between the two world champions have been common since their 2021 championship battle. During a live stream on his YouTube channel, Peter Windsor weighed in
Competing in the virtual 24 Hours of Daytona event, Max Verstappen and his teammates at Team Redline finished in fourth place. However a change to the results has been reported, leading to the Dutchman gaining a position.
