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F1: Red Bull adviser Marko worried about Verstappen future

F1: Red Bull adviser Marko worried about Verstappen future

Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko has expressed worry about the future of reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen if the team fails to give him a faster car, Afrosport reports. The Dutch driver struggled in Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix where he finished sixth, a big drop after winning the Japanese Grand Prix the week before. Verstappen has now dropped to third in the drivers' standings...

F1: Verstappen beats McLaren duo to Japanese Grand Prix win

F1: Verstappen beats McLaren duo to Japanese Grand Prix win

Max Verstappen claimed his first victory of the 2025 Formula 1 season after beating the McLaren duo of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to the chequered flag at the Japanese Grand Prix on Sunday, Afrosport reports. The reigning world champion had a strong start from pole position and held a decent lead over the McLarens throughout the early stages , however drama ensued during the pit...

F1: Verstappen surprised by Japanese Grand Prix pole

F1: Verstappen surprised by Japanese Grand Prix pole

Max Verstappen says he was surprised after he claimed pole position for the Japanese Grand Prix during Saturday's qualifying session at Suzuka, Afrosport reports. The Red Bull driver put in a new circuit lap record of one minute, 26.983 seconds to take pole ahead of McLaren duo Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, who were the favourites for pole having been fastest during the three practice sessions....

F1: Tsunoda in confident mood after challenging Verstappen in Japanese GP practice

Yuki Tsunoda is in confident mood after he he challenged Max Verstappen in his first outing for Red Bull Racing during Friday practice for his home race at the Japanese Grand Prix, Afrosport reports. The 24-year-old was brought from sister team Racing Bulls to replace the struggling Liam Lawson, and delighted the home crowed at Suzuka as he finished sixth-fastest during the first practice session, just...

F1: Hamilton affirms 100% faith in Ferrari despite poor start

F1: Lawson reveals ‘shock’ at Red Bull demotion

Liam Lawson has revealed his demotion from Red Bull Racing after just two Formula 1 races came as a "shock", Afrosport reports. The New Zealander came into the Milton Keynes outfit from sister team Racing Bulls as a replacement for Sergio Perez. Lawson however failed to impress in the opening two races of 2025 as he failed to score points and finished over a second behind...