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Why the ‘Max Verstappen effect’ was not enough to beat McLaren in Aus GP qualifying
While Max Verstappen was the nearest rival to McLaren in Australian GP qualifying, data shows the papaya cars had more in ...
For The First Time In 1,029 Days, Max Verstappen Isn't Leading The F1 World Driver's Championship
This is the first time a McLaren driver has held the driver's title lead since Lewis Hamilton did at the 2012 Canadian Grand ...
Max Verstappen says McLaren ended interest after learning how much he'd cost
Four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull until 2028 but that didn't stop McLaren chief Zak Brown ...
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Max Verstappen benefits from F1 rule change in Lando Norris title fight
Max Verstappen has already been handed the first advantage of the 2025 F1 season, despite losing out to Lando Norris in the ...
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Max Verstappen breaks silence with statement after losing F1 championship lead for first time in 1030 days following Australian Grand Prix
Based upon pre-season testing and the Melbourne weekend, McLaren appear to be the team to beat in 2025 after building upon ...
Lando Norris finds extra weapon in Max Verstappen title bid after key McLaren admission
Max Verstappen is the defending Formula 1 champion but Lando Norris is gunning for his crown and started perfectly with ...
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Australian GP: Max Verstappen Reveals McLaren's Secret to Outpacing Red Bull
Max Verstappen dealt Red Bull a significant blow after finishing second in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, ...
Max Verstappen explains Zak Brown phone call as one huge factor stopped McLaren move
Max Verstappen 's management was involved in a phone call with McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown 'some time ago', but the American ...
Max Verstappen's World Championship Defense Takes A Hit As He Loses Australian GP Victory
Max Verstappen had been leading the world championship since the inception of the current ground effect era in 2022.
McLaren’s Lando Norris holds off Max Verstappen to win wet Australian Grand Prix
The pole-sitting Briton took the chequered flag by less than a second from the Dutchman in the season opener. Read more at ...
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Marko acknowledges McLaren superiority: 'Can't keep up with them'
Max Verstappen forced Lando Norris into a mistake in Melbourne, but it wasn't a race defining one, much to the disappointment of Helmut Marko. However, the Red Bull chief advisor has some good news ...