There is no doubt that Max Verstappen’s individual brilliance was the critical factor in his first win of the season at Suzuka. It is a track where the man in the cockpit can make the difference and that is exactly what we saw over the weekend.

During Sunday’s post-race press conference following Max Verstappen’s win in the Japanese Grand Prix, Lando Norris was asked about how McLaren handled the strategy behind the Red Bull driver. With Norris starting second and teammate Oscar Piastri third,

Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has been demoted in the 2025 drivers' championship standings following a nightmare weekend at the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Following the disastrous Bahrain Grand Prix, Verstappen made headlines, not for what he said—but what he refused to say. When approached by Viaplay after the race, his short, sharp answers reflected the weight of frustration he’s carrying into what is shaping up to be a far more competitive 2025 season.

Red Bull's early-season struggles amid setup concerns have the team scrambling for ways to improve after four-time Formula One world champion Max Verstappen finished in sixth place Sunday in the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Red Bull held an emergency meeting after Max Verstappen struggled during the Bahrain Grand Prix, failing to finish in the top three.