RED BULL have been hit with a huge fine after being caught trying to sabotage McLaren rival Lando Norris at the Formula One US Grand Prix. Before the start of Sunday’s race, won by Max

Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen, and others to make changes as per FIA requirements for F1's 2025 Mexico City GP.

So far, the United States Grand Prix has delivered nothing but good news for Max Verstappen - storming to pole on his final attempt in sprint qualifying and the

Max Verstappen’s late-season charge has not only reignited the F1 title fight – it’s left his own team principal, Laurent Mekies baffled.

Since Mexico's return to the Formula 1 calendar, a decade back, Max Verstappen has made this place his playground. But who else has excelled in the high altitude?

Red Bull have confirmed Max Verstappen will sit out FP1 at this weekend’s Mexico Grand Prix with Arvid Lindblad taking his place. Lindblad is being billed as the potential future of the Red Bull team with the 18-year-old hoping to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Verstappen and his next test will come this weekend.

Max Verstappen should choose Aston Martin ahead of F1’s frontrunning teams, according to former Red Bull head of operations, Richard Hopkins. The Dutchman’s future with the Milton Keynes squad remains up in the air, despite a strong resurgence during the 2025 campaign.

Red Bull are changing their lineup for the Mexico Grand Prix after F1 champion Max Verstappen produced a perfect drive to win the United States Grand Prix.

Such was Max Verstappen's dominance in the Austin GP, Daniel Ricciardo he was probably already placing his dinner order.