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The Race on MSNWhy McLaren's rivals have been so bad in 2025McLaren has dominated the 2025 Formula 1 season so far, winning nine out of 12 grands prix, amassing more than double th ...
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GPblog on MSNF1 LIVE | Close family member shares Verstappen contract insight, Wolff regrets McLaren decisionHello and welcome to GPblog's daily liveblog this Friday. As always, follow the liveblog down below for the latest and ...
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GPblog on MSNMansell predicts: Is Verstappen still in title contention?Defending world champion Max Verstappen is currently in third place in the standings, trailing both McLaren drivers. With a ...
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Autosport on MSNMax Verstappen now presents McLaren with a different challengeA difficult Friday, a brilliant pole lap, and a Sunday reality check for Red Bull: the British Grand Prix was a perfect ...
Former Formula 1 driver Jaime Alguersuari has expressed confidence that Red Bull driver Max Verstappen will leave the ...
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GPblog on MSNVerstappen rumours leave rival unfazed: 'Won't change Max'On Wednesday, news came out that Red Bull Racing would not block Max Verstappen's transfer to another team, should the Dutchman decide to leave. Current championship leader Oscar Piastri is not too ...
The Dutchman delivered another epic lap to claim pole — running adrift of the Q3 pack and being all inevitably Thanos in ...
Given the scant overtaking opportunities and Verstappen’s lack of mistakes, the only possibility for McLaren to win the race was with strategy. McLaren’s approach seemed risk-averse at Suzuka.
Toto Wolff is hoping the 2026 F1 rule changes can get Mercedes back to winning ways. But there's much more he must consider ...
McLaren boss Zak Brown says it would be a “disaster” for Red Bull if four-time reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen ...
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has shared his concerns about Max Verstappen's potential move to the Mercedes F1 team, saying he would be a bigger threat than he is at Red Bull. George Russell recently ...
McLaren remains the team to beat in Formula 1, but Max Verstappen's victorious drive for Red Bull at the Japanese Grand Prix Sunday proves only excellence is good enough.
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