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via Motorsport.comMax Verstappen jokes about Robin Raikkonen signingMax Verstappen has responded to the news of Robin Raikkonen, son of former F1 champion Kimi Raikkonen, joining the Red Bull Young Driver Programme. The two-time world champion made a light-hearted joke regarding his own position within the team following the announcement.
+ 3 moreFri 18 Sep · 16:02 UTC
via Motorsport.comMax Verstappen jokes about Kimi Antonelli’s F1 lead: “I’m definitely not having a comeback!”Kimi Antonelli is in a strong position to win his first Formula 1 world title, potentially becoming the youngest champion in history. With only a few races left in the season, George Russell's chances of winning the championship have diminished significantly, leading him to express doubts about his title hopes. Max Verstappen, who finished behind Antonelli in Spain, humorously remarked that he is not planning a comeback this season, acknowledging the challenges he faces compared to last year.
Verstappen offered advice to Antonelli, suggesting he maintain his current approach without stressing about the championship standings. Lando Norris also commended Antonelli's performance, noting that he is outperforming his more experienced teammate and making very few mistakes. Both drivers recognize Antonelli's talent and potential for future success in Formula 1.Fri 18 Sep · 13:31 UTC
via RaceFansMadring's F1 debut faces heavy criticism from driversThe La Monumental corner at the new Madring circuit has received criticism from F1 drivers, including Max Verstappen and Lando Norris. They expressed disappointment over the corner's failure to meet expectations despite the hype surrounding its design.
+ 1 moreFri 18 Sep · 06:15 UTC
via RacingNews365Norris and Verstappen praise Antonelli's performanceLando Norris and Max Verstappen have commended Andrea Kimi Antonelli for his impressive performance during the 2026 Formula 1 season. Both drivers noted that Antonelli is excelling against a more experienced teammate, showcasing his potential in the sport.
+ 2 moreFri 18 Sep · 04:30 UTC
via f1oversteer.comLiam Lawson recalls his welcome to F1 moment behind Max Verstappen in a practice sessionLiam Lawson shared his experience of debuting in Formula 1 during a practice session at the 2023 Dutch Grand Prix, where he replaced Daniel Ricciardo after Ricciardo's injury. Despite the challenging wet conditions, Lawson managed to compete effectively, finishing his first race in 13th place, ahead of his teammate Yuki Tsunoda.
Max Verstappen commented on the ease with which both Lawson and Tsunoda adapted to their roles, attributing their immediate competitiveness to recent rule changes in F1. Lawson reflected on the pressure and commitment required to drive an F1 car, particularly in difficult weather, which contributed to his initial discomfort during the session.
Thu 17 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Red Bull detail conditions over Isack Hadjar return as Ferrari announce new deal - RacingNews365 ReviewRed Bull Racing's team principal, Laurent Mekies, has emphasized that Isack Hadjar will only return to his race seat when it is deemed completely safe. This statement comes as Hadjar continues his recovery from injury, highlighting the team's cautious approach to his reintegration into racing.
In other news, Scuderia Ferrari has announced a significant new partnership with Rakuten, which will become a team partner in telecommunications and e-commerce starting January 1, 2027. This deal marks a notable expansion for Ferrari as they seek to enhance their global presence in the sport.Thu 17 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Liam Lawson discusses challenges of Red Bull double dutyLiam Lawson has earned points in two of his three races with Red Bull, prompting discussions about his future with the team. As the Racing Bulls prepare for their driver line-up announcement, Lawson has expressed the challenges of balancing preparations for both Red Bull and Racing Bulls.+ 2 moreThu 17 Sep · 18:00 UTC
via Formula1.comMekies offers update on Hadjar's injury recoveryRed Bull Racing's team principal, Laurent Mekies, provided an update on Isack Hadjar's recovery from a wrist injury sustained during training. Hadjar has been sidelined for three races since the summer break, with Liam Lawson stepping in for him. Mekies reassured that Hadjar's recovery is progressing as expected, with no setbacks reported. The team plans to assess his condition further in a week's time, considering whether he can return for the next Grand Prix in Azerbaijan.
Hadjar has had a promising start to his season, achieving multiple top-10 finishes and even a podium in Monaco before his injury. While he has been unable to race, he has continued to attend events and analyze data. The team is cautious about his return, prioritizing his long-term health over a quick comeback. In the meantime, Lawson has performed well, finishing in the points during his races, while Verstappen has showcased the car's potential with two podium finishes.
Thu 17 Sep · 15:07 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen showed Kimi Antonelli he's a 'champion' with his gesture after epic Monza winKimi Antonelli has expressed admiration for Max Verstappen, highlighting his supportive nature and champion-like qualities both on and off the track. After Antonelli's recent victory at Monza, Verstappen took the time to congratulate him, showcasing a gesture of sportsmanship that Antonelli appreciates.Thu 17 Sep · 14:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Red Bull says Verstappen's car issue won't be fixed until 2027Red Bull has acknowledged that Max Verstappen's ongoing car issue, which causes degradation during sessions and races, cannot be fully resolved until 2027. Verstappen has raised concerns about the performance of the rear axle on multiple occasions this season.+ 4 moreThu 17 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comYuki Tsunoda reflects on struggles at Red Bull in 2025Yuki Tsunoda has discussed his difficult experience as a Red Bull driver in 2025, citing personal struggles and a lack of enjoyment. He identified issues related to ego and performance that contributed to his disappointing season, where he finished 17th in the drivers' standings.+ 6 moreThu 17 Sep · 09:12 UTC
via Formula1.comHow Verstappen won the ‘biggest race’ of his motorsport careerMax Verstappen showcased his karting skills at the 'Max vs 100' event held at Silverstone, where he faced a unique challenge of overtaking 100 competitors from the back of the grid. The race, which was billed as the world’s largest go-kart race, saw Verstappen make a remarkable comeback, moving from 101st to 1st place in just 35 minutes. His impressive performance included gaining 64 positions in the first lap alone, demonstrating his racing prowess and strategic driving.
After the race, Verstappen reflected on the experience, highlighting the joy of returning to karting after his Formula 1 career. He praised the organization of the event and expressed interest in potentially increasing the number of competitors in future races. Verstappen's victory not only added another trophy to his collection but also provided an entertaining spectacle for fans and participants alike.Thu 17 Sep · 08:36 UTC
via PlanetF1Ralf Schumacher’s blunt verdict on Max Verstappen’s furious Spanish GP outburstDuring the Spanish Grand Prix, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton engaged in a contentious battle for position on the opening lap. Verstappen attempted to overtake Hamilton but ended up going off-track, which led to a controversial situation where he was instructed by his team to give the position back to Hamilton. Despite his frustration, Verstappen complied and allowed both Hamilton and Kimi Antonelli to pass him, only to later regain his position against Hamilton before the latter's retirement due to brake failure.
Ralf Schumacher weighed in on the incident, acknowledging Verstappen's frustration but asserting that he did gain an advantage by leaving the track. Verstappen ultimately finished the race in second place, while Hamilton's retirement left him with a challenging situation in the championship standings. Verstappen currently sits sixth in the Drivers' Championship, significantly behind Antonelli.
Thu 17 Sep · 08:28 UTC
via PlanetF1Toto Wolff confirms George Russell's contract at MercedesLewis Hamilton has dismissed rumors regarding potential changes within his team. Meanwhile, George Russell's future with Mercedes has reportedly been confirmed prior to Max Verstappen's decision regarding Red Bull.+ 1 moreThu 17 Sep · 07:06 UTC
via gpfans.comF1 News Today: Verstappen claims first race win of 2026 as series switch gets green lightMax Verstappen showcased an impressive performance by winning the 'Max vs 100' karting race at Silverstone, where he managed to overtake 100 competitors. This victory marks his first win of the 2026 season, highlighting his exceptional driving skills. Meanwhile, Yuki Tsunoda reflected on a challenging 2025 season, where he finished 17th after being promoted to the Red Bull senior team.
In other news, the 2027 Formula 1 calendar has been confirmed, featuring 24 races and the introduction of sprint races, including one at Monaco. Additionally, Lando Norris has been involved in testing McLaren's new hypercar, and Isack Hadjar's return to Red Bull remains uncertain due to ongoing injury issues.
Thu 17 Sep · 06:30 UTC
via gpfans.comRed Bull praises Liam Lawson ahead of 2027 decisionRed Bull has commended Liam Lawson for his strong performances while substituting for the injured Isack Hadjar. Although Lawson may not race for Red Bull next year, he is expected to continue in Formula 1 beyond 2026.Wed 16 Sep · 21:27 UTC
via RacingNews3652027 F1 calendar revealed as Max Verstappen wins after Silverstone chaos - RacingNews365 ReviewThe 2027 Formula 1 calendar has been announced, showcasing a total of 24 races, including a record 10 Sprint events. This expansion aims to enhance the excitement and intensity of the racing season, as promised by F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali.
In a related event, Max Verstappen triumphed in a chaotic karting race at Silverstone, competing against 100 other participants. Meanwhile, the Haas F1 team is finalizing its driver line-up for the upcoming season, and several top drivers, including Verstappen, Norris, and Alonso, have resolved a significant issue that could allow them to participate in the prestigious Le Mans 24 Hours.Wed 16 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comLaurent Mekies loves the ‘simple’ change he’s seen from Liam Lawson at Red Bull after 2025 disasterLaurent Mekies has expressed his approval of Liam Lawson's recent performances as he stepped in for Isack Hadjar at Red Bull. Lawson has shown significant improvement compared to his previous stint in 2025, achieving strong results in Zandvoort and Madrid, and finishing P6 in his latest race. This has helped Red Bull match their best points tally of the season, showcasing Lawson's capability in competitive machinery.
Mekies highlighted Lawson's calm demeanor and focus as key factors in his success, noting that he has simplified his approach to racing and team interaction. While there is speculation about Lawson's future with the team, Mekies refrained from confirming any potential changes, emphasizing Lawson's growth as a driver and his ability to handle the pressures of racing at a high level.Wed 16 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via BBC SportMax Verstappen wins karting challenge at SilverstoneMax Verstappen completed the 'Max vs 100' karting challenge at Silverstone, overtaking 100 amateur competitors in just 14 laps. The event, organised by Red Bull, showcased Verstappen's impressive karting skills and exceeded his own expectations.
+ 4 moreWed 16 Sep · 18:11 UTC
via CrashMax Verstappen wins Max vs 100 kart race at SilverstoneMax Verstappen secured a decisive victory in the Max vs 100 kart race at Silverstone, overtaking all 100 competitors in just 14 laps. The event showcased Verstappen's skill as he navigated through a chaotic first lap, ultimately completing the challenge in under 35 minutes.
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