With a month and a half to go before the 2025 Formula 1 season gets underway, Juan Pablo Montoya looks ahead to what is to come. The former F1 driver thinks he can predict who will be world champion: he would put his money on McLaren driver Lando Norris.
Max Verstappen hopes he will not be penalised again for swearing in the 2025 Formula 1 season. The Dutchman has already served a community service sentence for it, but the new penalties introduced by the FIA could have far-reaching consequences.
As we head into February, more news continues to emerge from the Formula 1 world. Max Verstappen has been challenged by this NASCAR champion, Hamilton breaks his silence after testing at the Circuit de Barcelona Catalunya, and George Russell has commented on the importance of Valtteri Bottas’ return to Mercedes as reserve driver. See it
Helmut Marko might be 81, but he still moves through the Formula 1 paddock with remarkable energy. Many wonder why he hasn’t retired yet. The reason? Max Verstappen and the memory of former Red Bull boss Dietrich Mateschitz keep him motivated.
Kevin Harvick once said that he believes that Kyle Larson is better than Max Verstappen. He has also said that he still thinks Larson would crush Formula 1 faster than Verstappen would crush Nascar, where both Harvick and Larson drive. However, that doesn’t stop the American from wanting to see the Verstappen drive at Daytona.
Juan Pablo Montoya has spoken about the 2025 Formula 1 season and who he thinks might reign as champion. In a conversation with Casinoapps, he spoke about current champion Max Verstappen and his chances during the 2025 season, comparing him to Ayrton Senna.
Former Formula 1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya is now a fan of the new FIA penalties. He thinks that the new penalties for alleged driver misconduct take away from the interest in the sport. Montoya also thinks that fans want to see real people, not some perfectly made PR “princesses”.
With Ford’s announcement to enter the hyperclass class of the World Endurance Championship (WEC) as a manufacturer, the FIA’s endurance championship has once again become a lot more interesting. Max Verstappen will no doubt follow the developments in the series with great interest, as sooner or later he would like to make the switch to this
Aston Martin would be willing to pay as much as a billion pounds for Max Verstappen, rumour has it. If the story is true, Guenther Steiner – Haas F1’s former team principal – wonders aloud whether the reigning world champion would be wise to switch to the ambitious team.
Christian Horner has warned Liam Lawson that he has now got “the hardest job in Formula 1” as Max Verstappen’s teammate. It will be the first full season in the premier class of motorsport for the New Zealander, but there is plenty of confidence in him from the Red Bull Racing team principal.
Max Verstappen could not understand why Red Bull did not have a special rear wing created for high-speed tracks, as the Dutchman voiced his thoughts following the Italian GP. Despite Verstappen being critical, technical director Pierre Wache explained why Red Bull do not know at the moment whether they will create such wings for the
Kelly Piquet is attending Couture Week in Paris. Piquet, who expects her first baby together with Max Verstappen, proudly showed her pregnancy.
