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News›Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 2026

Max Verstappen to race against Valentino Rossi in GT3

Crash+ 2 moreSat 3 Oct · 11:31 UTCupdated Mon 5 Oct · 09:06 UTCHave your say
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Max Verstappen will compete alongside Valentino Rossi for the first time in a GT3 race at Portimao. The four-time Formula 1 champion expressed his hope to avoid an on-track battle with the MotoGP legend during the event.

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First to reportMax Verstappen on sharing the track with MotoGP legend and "cool guy" Valentino Rossi in GT3 raceMax Verstappen has spoken about his upcoming GT3 race with MotoGP legend Valentino Rossi.CrashSat 3 Oct · 11:31 UTCRead their report →
Max Verstappen reveals Valentino Rossi wish ahead of Portimao GT3 season finaleFour-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen says he hopes to avoid an on-track battle with Valentino Rossi when the pair share the GT3 starting grid for the first time at Portimao. Heading into the F1 race weekend at the Sepang International Circuit, Verstappen confirmed that he would be competing in the season finale of the GT World Challenge Europe Cup at Portimao in Portugal. Sandwiched ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 3 Oct · 14:40 UTCRead →
Max Verstappen confirmed to race against Valentino Rossi for first time ever in historic announcementRacing fans are in for an absolute treat the next time F1 takes a week off, with Max Verstappen set to face off against one of the greatest racers of all time.gpfans.comMon 5 Oct · 08:55 UTCRead →
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