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.
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.
The rulebook in Formula 1 is already incredibly thick, and only more rules seem to be added, including harsher penalties coming in for swearing. Still, according to Karun Chandhok, there is plenty of room for personalities on the F1 grid.
Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing experienced many lows in 2024. Although at the beginning of the year, performance on the track was strong, as the season went on with Red Bull losing correlation between their simulation tools and the track, the dominance exhibited during the early part of the season went out the window.
Michael Schumacher and Max Verstappen are both Formula 1 World Champions. The two families were interweaved before Max joined Formula 1 as his father, Jos Verstappen, raced with Schumacher during their time together at Benetton. Former F1 driver and current steward, Johnny Herbert, spoke about some advice Max Verstappen night have received.
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
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
The fans are not the only people feeling the Formula 1 winter break stretch; the drivers are as well. Many of them have taken to various social media platforms to share what they have been doing over the past two weeks. Between skiing, training and getting a dog, they’re staying busy and getting ready for
Max Verstappen and Kelly Piquet are expecting their first child in a few months’ time. For Verstappen, it will be his first child, but Piquet already has a daughter. There is one aspect of parenting that Kelly finds very important.
Jacques Villeneuve has been in the limelight before due to controversial statements and this might just be a do-over for the Canadian. In an interview with The Action Network, the Canadian praised Lewis Hamilton’s achievements and career, and in doing so, he made a rather unfortunate comparison to Max Verstappen.
Pierre Waché contradicted a relapse by Red Bull Racing. Indeed, according to the Austrian racing stable’s technical director, nothing had changed about the car. Yet the team lost the most points of any team in 2024 compared to 2023.
