While it is still more than two months until the Formula One season gets underway in Melbourne, Australia, Max Verstappen will compete in his first race of the season. The Dutchman will drive on the virtual track of Daytona.
While it is still more than two months until the Formula One season gets underway in Melbourne, Australia, Max Verstappen will compete in his first race of the season. The Dutchman will drive on the virtual track of Daytona.
While Sergio Perez was replaced by Red Bull Racing, according to his father, Antonio Perez Gray, the Perez will not leave the competition. Although ‘Checo’ was not certain of a return, Perez Sr. seems to be.
Liam Lawson earned his promotion to Red Bull Racing from VCARB, where he will replace Sergio Perez. At the Austrian team, the New Zealander therefore will now be measured against Max Verstappen. The driver talked about what he expects from the upcoming season in his home country.
With the signing of Franco Colapinto, Alpine ensured that it has a third, potential Grand Prix driver within its ranks. Should it be necessary for some reason to replace Pierre Gasly or Jack Doohan during the long coming season, the Argentine will be ready. Both an advantage and a disadvantage for Alpine, though, is that
Sergio Perez may no longer be active in Formula 1, but that by no means means means that his father, Antonio Perez Garibay, has vanished from the spotlight. The politician was a very much present guest in the Formula E paddock in Mexico this weekend, where he had his picture taken with everyone even. The
At Red Bull Racing, they are currently working hard on the RB21, the car with which Max Verstappen hopes to become Formula 1 world champion for the fifth consecutive time in 2025. Looking ahead to the upcoming season, the Dutchman has at least two wishes for his new car.
Christian Horner is a big Max Verstappen fan. Like no other, the Red Bull Racing adviser admires his Dutch pupil, whom he once gave a chance in Formula 1 at the age of 16. In any case, Verstappen does not break that trust for a moment.
Juan Pablo Montoya, on podcast Montoy’as, has revealed that he had an offer from Red Bull Racing to extend his F1 career, however, he decided not to, due to the danger the team would ‘burn’ him, as they have done, in his opinion, with other drivers, citing current Red Bull ambassador, David Coulthard, as the
