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FirstSportz on MSN‘Can’t Carry a Car for Whole Season,’ F1 Pundit Gives Reality Check to Max Verstappen and Red Bull
Max Verstappen and Red Bull are having a difficult run in 2025. After four world titles in a row, the The post ‘Can’t Carry a ...
The 35-year-old, who made his F1 debut in 2011, was released from his Red Bull contract last year following a disappointing ...
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How Red Bull's billions can revolutionise rugby and why Newcastle are buzzing after takeover
With a reputation for innovation and unparallelled success in their sporting ventures, Red Bull's takeover of Newcastle ...
In fact, Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton have won 10 of the last 11 championships between them. One could argue a new addition ...
Jack Plooij sparked surprise in the Ziggo Sports studio after claiming that Gabriel Bortoleto is currently performing better than Max Verstappen. Fellow Formula 1 analyst Olav Mol was taken aback by ...
With Formula 1’s summer break now underway, it’s the perfect moment to reflect on the first half of the season. For analyst Olva Mol, one driver has stood head and shoulders above the rest: Max ...
Sergio Perez is set to return to F1 in 2026, PlanetF1.com has learned, with an announcement on his future expected in the ...
According to FUnoAnalisiTecnica, ‘most insiders’ agree that Verstappen is still the best driver in F1 even though his title ...
Verstappen was closely linked to Mercedes since June, after George Russell admitted that his contract extension talks were on ...
Four-time reigning champion Max Verstappen watching a pair of McLarens rocket past with a force and consistency that’s left ...
Max Verstappen may be one of the highest-paid athletes on the planet, but even a jaw-dropping $14 million barely stretches far in Monaco — the world’s priciest real estate market. Its location on the ...
It’s time for Formula 1’s risk-taking drivers, overworked engineers and harried team principals to relax. At least in ...
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