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Max Verstappen’s self-inflicted blow to his F1 title hopes undid so much brilliance
Moments later, Verstappen ran wide at Turn 1 as George Russell dived up the inside and the pair made contact. The Red Bull took to the run-off area, but rejoined still ahead of Russell. It put Verstappen at risk of a penalty, prompting Lambiase to ask him to give the place back.
McLaren secured the perfect result in Barcelona, Oscar Piastri converting pole position to lead team-mate Lando Norris home ...
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“Tough to Beat,” Max Verstappen Gets Reality Check as McLaren Lockout Front Row for Spanish GPMax Verstappen‘s challenging campaign in 2025 continues at the Spanish GP. The reigning world champion had high hopes for the ...
Piastri and his sentimental eyes, on the prize, are first in the rankings with 186 points. Norris is second on 176 points.
Max Verstappen "lost his mind" in his Spanish Grand Prix clash with George Russell, believes Guenther Steiner.
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Nico Rosberg Labels Max Verstappen’s Battle Against McLaren ‘One of the Best’ in F1 HistoryMax Verstappen has remained a headache to McLaren this year in terms of performance despite the team seemingly being the The ...
A late safety car set Max Verstappen up for mayhem on hard tires, leading to two separate incidents with Charles Leclerc and ...
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Andrea Stella admits McLaren worried over Verstappen's F1 Spanish GP three-stop strategyMcLaren team principal Andrea Stella admitted that Max Verstappen's three-stop strategy at the Spanish Grand Prix had the ...
McLaren and Oscar Piastri continued their 2025 season domination in the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona. The team’s 1-2 ...
The incident between Max Verstappen and George Russell marked a dramatic end to Verstappen's strong race until then. How a ...
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