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.
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.
Max Verstappen will once again be back in action on behalf of Team Redline on Wednesday night. The Red Bull Racing driver can be seen during a livestream of his own sim racing team. Find out how to watch the livestream here.
In Formula 1, Max Verstappen needs to be careful, as swearing is not allowed, or he will receive a heavy penalty from the FIA. But in the virtual world, the Dutchman can still swear as much as he likes without any problems, which was clear from a recent stream with Team Redline.
Max Verstappen has big plans for the drivers of his own Team Redline. The Red Bull Racing driver previously said he wants to help sim drivers make the transition to ‘real’ racing, and more is becoming clear about that goal.
When Max Verstappen is not busy winning world championships, he is often participating in one of his hobbies; sim racing. He often streams with his sim racing team, Team Redline, on Twitch Stream. However, in the world of virtual racing, one thing Verstappen hasn’t been able to get behind is Virtual Reality racing.
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.
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.
This weekend was a big one for Formula 1 drivers (both current and former). Two different drivers raced in Daytona, one virtually and one physically. Alongside that, time penalties were given, and a cheating controversy arose. In today’s Formula 1 news, we focus on Max Verstappen’s 24 hours of Daytona and Kevin Magnussen’s new career
Max Verstappen and Team Redline took a hit as they were not able to achieve any higher than fourth place. During the virtual 24 hours od Daytona, some costly mistakes were made on Verstappen’s side that caused his team to fall behind and struggle to regain it. Meanwhile, controversy arose around the race winner, the
Max Verstappen is obviously known as a big fan of sim racing. The reigning Formula 1 world champion was asked during a livestream what the biggest differences are between sim racing and racing in real life. Verstappen sees differences, but also quite a few similarities between the two worlds.
Max Verstappen is taking part in the 24 Hours of Daytona this weekend on behalf of Team Redline. Not on the track, but on the sim, as he often does. With his team, he was leading in the GTP class, but he lost this position after crashing his car on a wet track. You can
It is approximately two months until the 2025 season in F1 gets underway, however, Max Verstappen will already be sim racing this weekend at the (virtual) Daytona International Speedway. The Dutchman is competing in the 24h of Daytona sim race, driving for the usual Team Readline. The race will get underway at 13:45 GMT /
