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Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen leads Forbes' Highest-Paid drivers list again
According to Forbes, Red Bull's Max Verstappen leads the highest-paid drivers list for the third year running.
Why Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari crash is a good omen for record F1 world title hopes… but not this year
LEWIS HAMILTON suffered an unfortunate crash for Ferrari on Wednesday. The 40-year-old, driving in just his second testing session for his new team, lost control of his car in the final part of ...
Max Verstappen Tops Forbes List As Formula 1's Highest-Paid Driver For Third Consecutive Year
The Forbes article reported that Max Verstappen has been $18 million ahead of Lewis Hamilton, who recorded around $55 million in salary and $2 million in bonuses. McLaren’s Lando Norris rose to the ...
Max Verstappen’s Red Bull future nears a crossroads with changes ahead on and off the track
Though only 27 and under contract with Red Bull until 2028, Verstappen has said he is closer to the end of his career than ...
Lewis Hamilton 'problem' raised with Piero Ferrari as F1 Brit's dad left stunned
Lewis Hamilton endured a frustrating 2024 season with Mercedes, and vice chairman Piero Ferrari will be hope the seven-time world champion is still at the top of his game as he prepares for his Scuder ...
Rwanda and South Africa race to bring F1 back to Africa
Rwanda and South Africa hope to host an African grand prix for the first time since 1993, but several expensive obstacles stand in their way.
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Verstappen issues BOLD update over shock rival signing reports
Recently, reports suggested that Aston Martin were close to signing the champion, however these claims have been strongly ...