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Max Verstappen's stance on racing the Indy 500 as Red Bull ace makes thoughts clear
Max Verstappen has established himself as one of the greatest racing drivers on the planet and a four-time world champion, but the Dutchman has no plans to head Stateside for a tilt at the Indianapolis 500 before one day hanging up his racing gloves.
IndyCar driver Alexander Rossi has given an interesting reasoning for Max Verstappen's crash with George Russell at F1's Spanish GP.
Formula 1 is undoubtedly the pinnacle of racing, but IndyCar is truly an equal playing field. It should be noted that while ...
Max Verstappen's already-slim championship hopes took a significant hit at Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix when frustration got ...
Formula 1 star Max Verstappen created a stir in the waning moments of Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix as he appeared to purposely make contact with driver George Russell. The issue began on the ...
If his misunderstanding with Kyle Larson wasn’t enough, Scott McLaughlin put himself into the crosshairs of Arrow McLaren ...
Max Verstappen will look to defend his F1 title with Red Bull in 2025. Max Verstappen clinched his fourth consecutive F1 drivers’ Title in 2024 - and it was arguably his best yet. Despite ...
BARCELONA, Spain — In a year in which McLaren has emerged as Formula One’s dominant team with a brilliant car and two ...
He was one of the only people downplaying what had happened Sunday night. Former world champion Nico Rosberg, speaking as a ...
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