Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko believes that a group of Mexican fans were behind the substantial booing during the United States Grand Prix podium celebrations on Sunday, where Max Verstappen stood on the top step for the 50th time in his career. Verstappen recovered superbly from sixth on the grid to win at the
MoreCharles Leclerc claimed a shock pole position on Saturday at the Mexican Grand Prix, as Ferrari stunned Red Bull by locking-out the front row of the grid. The Maranello-based side showed little sign throughout free practice, Q1 and Q2 that they’d be a contender for pole; however, everything changed on Leclerc’s and Carlos Sainz’s final
MoreMax Verstappen had to work extremely hard for victory on Sunday at the United States Grand Prix, with him having become hugely frustrated with race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase. The three-time World Champion started the race from sixth after exceeding track limits on his best lap in Q3 on Friday, giving him some overtaking to do.
MoreMax Verstappen recovered from sixth on the grid to win the United States Grand Prix, whilst he also survived a late scare caused by a rapid Lewis Hamilton. The Red Bull driver started from the unusual position after his best lap in Q3 on Friday was deleted for exceeding track limits, meaning he had some
MoreMax Verstappen’s race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase wasn’t around to celebrate the Dutchman’s victory on Sunday at the United States Grand Prix, something many pondered was because of yet another round of heated radio exchanges. Starting from sixth after exceeding track limits in Q3 on his best lap, Verstappen made light work of George Russell, Carlos
MoreMax Verstappen was in dominant form on the opening day of the Mexican Grand Prix, as the newly crowned three-time World Champion topped both practice sessions on Friday, whilst he also defeated Valtteri Bottas in a comical battle. Verstappen is chasing a record-breaking 16th win of the season this weekend, which would see him eclipse
MoreMax Verstappen has insisted that being booed on the podium doesn’t bother him in the slightest, as it’s him “who takes the silverware home”. The three-time World Champion was booed throughout the podium celebrations last weekend at the United States Grand Prix, where he claimed his 50th GP victory and his 15th of 2023. Most
MoreMax Verstappen has insisted that he’s got personal bodyguard protection at this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix because of how “very busy” the paddock is, rather than because of fears he’ll be on the receiving end of negative behaviour. This weekend is very much all about Sergio Perez, who’ll be hoping to claim his first victory
MoreSergio Perez has called for his supporters to show Max Verstappen respect this weekend at the Mexican Grand Prix, amid concerns that the Dutchman will receive a poor reception. Verstappen is no stranger to being booed and jeered, something he was on the receiving end of at last season’s race at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez.
MoreFollowing last weekend’s eventful United States Grand Prix, Max Verstappen has called for the FIA to implement a rule change going forwards, which could result on more drivers being disqualified. Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc were disqualified from the US GP after their cars were randomly selected for post-race checks, where it was discovered that
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