Max Verstappen faces a limited choice for his future in F1
Still uncertain for 2027, Max Verstappen has few options truly better than Red Bull according to Günther Steiner.
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Max Verstappen compares his future to that of Fernando Alonso: “It’s probably easier for him”
Max Verstappen understands Fernando Alonso’s questions about his future, but believes that the Spaniard’s age makes his decision different.
Ferrari becomes the number one threat to Mercedes in the race for both titles
Despite its lead in the championships, Mercedes sees Ferrari gradually catching up. For Jamie Chadwick, the Scuderia now prevents the German team from pulling away.
Cadillac F1 could sacrifice Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas for two rookies as early as 2027
Arriving this year in Formula 1, Cadillac could already completely change its driver duo, composed of Sergio Pérez and Valtteri Bottas.
Révolution de palais chez Cadillac : Graeme Lowdon remplacé par Marcin Budkowski !
Cadillac a annoncé le départ de son team principal Graeme Lowdon et son remplacement immédiat par Marcin Budkowski.
Three options for Max Verstappen in 2027: “There are many discussions”
The future of Max Verstappen continues to fuel speculation. Gerhard Berger believes that three teams are options for 2027.
Andrea Stella reveals the key moment that allowed McLaren to regain competitiveness
Struggling at the start of the season, McLaren took advantage of an unexpected break in the schedule to thoroughly review the development of its single-seater.
Max Verstappen sets Red Bull’s top priority for the second half of the season
Still searching for his first victory in 2026, Max Verstappen expects more performance from Red Bull, but above all more consistency.
Un an après son éviction par Red Bull : comment Liam Lawson a-t-il sauvé sa carrière ?
Liam Lawson estime que son excellente saison 2026 s’explique autant par sa progression personnelle que par celle de Racing Bulls.
Thanks to Stellantis, Théo Pourchaire is relaunching his single-seater career with Opel in 2027
Théo Pourchaire will return to a single-seater wheel: the 22-year-old French driver has been officially announced by the Opel GSE Formula E team.