Former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan has named VCARB driver Liam Lawson as the ideal candidate to race alongside Max Verstappen in 2025. According to Jordan

Max Verstappen was targeted by an F1 fan with deep pockets on Saturday night while taking part in a charity sim racing event ... sim racer when he is not chasing down world titles with Red Bull, was a popular target during his first long-haul stint.

The momentum of 2021 launched Red Bull—but most particularly its wunderkind Verstappen—into a new era of dominance that threatened to bore viewers and undo all of the hard-earned popularity Formula 1 had gained after millions of lockdown-bound viewers tuned into Netflix’s Drive to Survive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen shared the intense emotions he experienced from the delayed Sunday qualifying session to his triumphant victory at the Sao Paulo

The F1 grid is nearly set for the 2025 season. In principal, there is a single seat left, at VCARB. The Red Bull family therefore gets to decide who will be the last driver, and it is possible that a second seat could also become available.

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Even Max Verstappen fans finding dominance tedious? However, Dutch newspaper De Limburger fears that the “writing is on the wall” with Verstappen’s F1 stranglehold as a shif

Max Verstappen has compared his dominant streak to the Chicago Bulls and remarked that the NBA was able to survive in such a period. It has been suggested that a slight decline in F1 viewing figures can be attributed to the dominance of Verstappen who has won two titles in as many years at a relative canter.

F1 fans have ridiculed the FIA during Max Verstappen’s latest appearance as the champion's feud continues with the organisation. The Dutchman has been involved in an ongoing disagreement with the governing body after they announced their clampdown on drivers swearing at the Singapore GP.