Max Verstappen’s manager Raymond Vermeulen has insisted that winning is the “one thing” which Red Bull want, with the side choosing not to focus on “politics”. The Austrians are currently enjoying remarkable success, which has largely come following Verstappen’s domination. Verstappen is on a run of eight consecutive wins currently and has sensationally claimed victory
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Reigning World Champion Max Verstappen has been imperious once again in 2023, as the Dutchman heads to this weekend’s Austrian Grand Prix with a 69-point lead in the Drivers’ Championship. Verstappen leads the championship ahead of team-mate Sergio Perez, who is in the midst of a downward spiral. Whilst the two-time World Champion is on
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Max Verstappen’s manager Raymond Vermeulen has hit out at claims that the reigning World Champion is ‘avoiding tax’ by residing in Monte-Carlo, a place where several drivers on the current grid regard as ‘home’. De Volkskrant have remarkably claimed that the Dutch government will lose somewhere around €200 million, should Verstappen continue to live in Monaco
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Following defeat in the 2022 World Championship, Charles Leclerc and Ferrari have already expressed their intent on switching their focus to 2023, where they know that the title is possible, if they can eradicate their mistakes. 2022 could’ve been Leclerc’s and Ferrari’s year; however, countless reliability problems, embarrassing strategic errors, and costly driver mistakes have
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Whilst everything is going perfectly for Max Verstappen on the track, off the track, it appears that a potential issue could be brewing. It’s been reported that the reigning World Champion’s long-time personal sponsor, supermarket chain Jumbo, are currently being investigated by the Dutch police. Jumbo’s CEO and owner Frits van Eerd had his home raided by police
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Max Verstappen’s manager, Raymond Vermeulen, has refused to be drawn into speculation about one of the Dutchman’s sponsors, Jumbo. The supermarket chain is one of Verstappen’s partners, and it has stores across the Netherlands and Belgium. It CEO, Frits van Eerd, took on his current position in 2002 – 23 years after Jumbo was founded
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With costs rising across the world, the Formula 1 paddock has been put under enormous strain to remain within the current budget cap. With inflation hitting every corner of the world in every aspect, some teams have asked the FIA to increase this season’s budget cap, otherwise teams may miss the final rounds of the
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With inflation hitting every corner of the planet, discussions have begun as to whether the $140 million budget cap can be increased, with teams concerned that they may miss races to avoid spending over the limit. Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto confirmed that these talks were taking place. “These discussions will take time,” Binotto explained
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Raymond Vermeulen, manager of Max Verstappen, is extremely pleased with his client’s current situation at Red Bull after the Dutchman signed a new contract that keeps him at the team until the end of 2028. In one of the most lucrative deals in Formula 1 history, Verstappen signed a five-year extension reportedly worth $250 million
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Dutch ace Max Verstappen and his management team have insisted that they have no regrets about turning down Mercedes in 2014 despite the Silver Arrows winning every F1 Championship since then. At the time, Verstappen had the option of driving for Red Bull’s sister team, Toro Rosso, in 2015, or taking up a reserve driver
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