Max Verstappen went undercover as “Franz Hermann” during a secret Ferrari test — but fans exposed him in seconds.

Max Verstappen is quietly building a racing empire behind the scenes — and it could change how future F1 talent is discovered ...

The historic track was the location for the infamous 1976 German Grand Prix, where Niki Lauda attempted to orchestrate a ...

Franz Hermann aka Max Verstappen's Nurburgring victims emphasize with Lando Norris' plight with the Dutchman in F1.

Timo Glock shares previously unrevealed information about Max Verstappen's much-hyped Ferrari GT3 test at the Nurburgring.

Max Verstappen, Red Bull's star driver, was spotted testing a Ferrari 296 GT3 at the Nürburgring Nordschleife under the ...

Max Verstappen's test on the Nordschleife was described as a "madhouse" by Tom Coronel who said crowds flocked to see him.

Max Verstappen reportedly participated in a GT3 car race under the pseudonym 'Franz Hermann' at the Nürburgring Nordschleife ...

He participated in the test under the pseudonym 'Franz Hermann' but fans quickly got riled up with the similarity of the name with a Nazi Germany commander. The reigning F1 world champion is known ...

But instead of his usual branding, his car bore the name “Franz Hermann” — a clear attempt to stay under the radar on the legendary Nordschleife. It didn’t work. Fan quickly pieced it ...

Max Verstappen took a break from Formula 1 this week and indulged in a bit of secret agent roleplay — at 170 mph.

Max Verstappen left a big impression on Nurburgring specialist Misha Charoudin with his drive at the iconic German circuit ...