Max verstappen
Hamilton aims for another F1 record in Hungary
Hungary is also a favourite for Hamilton, who has won there seven times and can equal Schumacher’s feat of winning the same grand prix eight times.
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Mercedes one-two as F1 gets back on track in Austria
Sunday’s race, the first of two in Austria on successive weekends, will be the latest start to a championship after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the cancellation of the scheduled Australian opener on 15 March before a wheel had turned.
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Formula One in brave new world as Verstappen seeks repeat Austria triumph
Teams are cut to a maximum of 80 staff, all in protective equipment, there will be no sponsors, no guests and only a limited number of accredited broadcast and written news media.
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Verstappen and Norris team up for virtual Le Mans
Spain’s double Formula One champion and two times Le Mans winner Fernando Alonso will join Brazilian former Ferrari driver Rubens Barrichello in their own entry.
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Verstappen rules out Ricciardo move to Ferrari
It's suggested that Carlos Sainz would replace Sebastian Vettel at Ferrar.
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Formula One unrest, uncertainty as Hamilton eyes Schumacher record
Against a backdrop of climate crisis demonstrations and coronavirus fears, not to mention an angry anti-Ferrari schism in the pit-lane, it is hardly likely to be a peaceful season.
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No need for ageing champions, Max is the man for Red Bull
The two champions are out of contract at the end of the season, by which time 35-year-old Hamilton could have equalled Michel Schumacher’s record seven titles.
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Hamilton's success 'getting a bit boring' for Verstappen
The Dutch driver hopes he and Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, also 22-years-old, will be fighting for the Mercedes driver’s throne next year.
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'It was karma': Mercedes boss rages after German GP flop
The Austrian team boss seemed frustrated and angry that the team were distracted from their jobs by a need to dress in old overalls and flat caps.
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Verstappen ends Mercedes run but stewards investigate
Max Verstappen's victory brought Red Bull’s engine supplier Honda their first win since the 2006 Hungarian Grand Prix after returning to Formula One.
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Verstappen threatens to 'punch' Ocon as Hamilton wins Brazilian GP
Red Bull star Max Verstappen was seen on TV pushing Force India's Esteban Ocon three times and accused of threatening to hit him, after the pair had collided on track.
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Hamilton opens 40-point lead with Singapore victory
Hamilton held off a mid-race challenge from Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to register a record-equalling fourth triumph at the floodlit Marina Bay Street Circuit track, while Vettel finished third to slip further behind in the title race.
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Verstappen wins in Austria as Hamilton fails to finish
The victory was the Dutch driver’s first of the season and came in front of an army of orange-shirted fans packing the grandstands.
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Verstappen ready to take a gamble in Monaco
The current youngest is Ferrari’s Sebastian Vettel, on pole with Toro Rosso in 2008 at 21 years and 73 days.
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Red Bull can celebrate 250th race with Monaco win
The most glamorous grand prix on the calendar could favour Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo.
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Verstappen to go faster but with more control
The 20-year-old Red Bull driver blew a potential victory with a rash attempt to pass the four-times world champion in Shanghai two weeks ago while having the advantage of fresher tyres.
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Red Bull failing to get the max out of Verstappen, says Hamilton
The Mercedes driver clashed with the 20-year-old on the second lap in Bahrain, each blaming the other for an incident that led to the Red Bull driver’s race retirement.
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Hamilton fastest but Red Bull, Ferrari in hunt
Formula One champion Lewis Hamilton topped the timesheets for Mercedes in both practice sessions at the Australian Grand Prix on Friday but Red Bull’s Max Verstappen showed enough pace to give the Silver Arrows pause for thought.
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Hamilton leads Mercedes 1-2 in first practice
Champion Lewis Hamilton posted a flying lap of one minute 24.026 seconds on a glorious day at Albert Park’s lakeside circuit, leaving a gap of over half a second to teammate Valtteri Bottas.
