Max Verstappen explains: Why Red Bull is still lacking pace
Max Verstappen fights his way from 20th place to 6th place in Australia, but Red Bull currently sees itself clearly behind Mercedes and Ferrari
Max Verstappen fights his way from 20th place to 6th place in Australia, but Red Bull currently sees itself clearly behind Mercedes and Ferrari
You want to become a factory driver and compete in Formula 1 or Le Mans? The ADAC Stiftung Sport and the DMSB are opening applications for 2026. We explain the registration process
Lando Norris demands faster progress at McLaren – Not only Mercedes currently has a better overall package, Ferrari could even be faster soon
Before the Belgian Grand Prix at Spa-Francorchamps, Max Verstappen is questioned by numerous journalists about his future in Formula 1
Toto Wolff reacts to the ongoing criticism from Max Verstappen: No wonder, the Red Bull star is “really in a horror show”, says the Mercedes team principal
Franz Tost has worked with Honda for many years and is therefore confident that Aston Martin will be in a much better condition in 2027
After the success in Silverstone, hope is growing at Ferrari – team principal Frederic Vasseur, however, urges patience and still sees Mercedes as slightly ahead
Ralf Schumacher advises Max Verstappen to hold back on criticism – The expert does not believe in a quick departure for the Dutchman anyway
Ferrari took the top two spots, just like in the first practice, while Mercedes couldn’t get past fourth and fifth positions – Early exit for Lando Norris
Fernando Alonso talks about the current rumors regarding his future: When he wants to make the decision and what his wishes, plans, and goals currently look like