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Max Verstappen was the slower Red Bull driver in a practice session for the first time in 2025 as he lamented an “undriveable” car on Friday at the Hungarian Grand Prix - where Red Bull seems in worse shape than any point this year.
McLaren maintained a clear and decisive pace advantage in second practice for the 2025 Hungarian GP, but both Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri came close to crashing during a session in which main F1 rival Max Verstappen was only 14th quickest
Each Formula 1 team needs to satisfy the rule of running a ‘rookie’ driver in each of its cars during a season
Max Verstappen thinks McLaren’s F1 advantage in goes far beyond tyre usage – with one other area of performance being labelled by him as “incredible.”
Max Verstappen staying at Red Bull means the driver he might otherwise have replaced gets to enter a season anchoring a Mercedes F1 team that will actually be fighting for something
A best qualifying so far undone by a Red Bull error, so how much did we learn about Yuki Tsunoda and his so called 'breakthrough' at the Belgian Grand Prix?
Max Verstappen is now locked in at Red Bull for the 2026 F1 season, with a performance clause that could have left him a free agent for 2026 no longer able to be activated
A last-minute effort by Red Bull to get its latest floor on Yuki Tsunoda's car before qualifying for the Belgian GP proved to be the catalyst for his best F1 grid position since he moved to the team
See how Formula 1 team-mates have compared across qualifying sessions in 2025
Max Verstappen usurped Oscar Piastri to make sure he remains the only ever sprint winner at Spa in F1. Here are the full results.
Max Verstappen gave new team boss Laurent Mekies the perfect start to his Red Bull reign by mugging Oscar Piastri for victory in the Spa Formula 1 sprint race.
Max Verstappen's Spa sprint front row was helped by Red Bull's sharpness in wrong-footing Lando Norris, as Mark Hughes explains