Speaking with Viaplay ahead of the 2025 F1 season, Max Verstappen admitted he does not think he’ll be ‘in the fight’ in Melbourne

The 2025 racing season begins with no clear favorites for the Drivers’ or Constructors’ Championships, adding to fan excitement. Key teams to watch include McLaren, Ferrari with Lewis Hamilton, and Aston Martin with Fernando Alonso,

Ahead of the Australian Grand Prix, the Williams F1 team have announced an exciting 'takeover' in Melbourne. The upcoming Formula 1 season will see Carlos Sainz drive for Williams for the first time, headed up by team principal James Vowles.

Reigning champion Max Verstappen has said he does not believe Red Bull has a car capable of challenging for victory at the season-opening Australian Grand Prix.

Carlos Sainz's debut with Williams in the FW47 F1 car has sparked optimism after a positive first day of pre-season testing. His feedback, combined with team principal James Vowles' strategic leadership,

Max Verstappen has suggested that the RB21 F1 car is not in a position to help secure a race win in the season opener in Australia.

Max Verstappen has been Formula 1 and Red Bull's shining star for almost a decade now. Verstappen has picked up four F1 world championships in his time at Red Bull - including a controversial title in 2021 - while two constructors' championships have been won by the team.

Verstappen did not display much optimism as testing came to a close, and the Red Bull driver opened up to Dutch media on Friday at a Viaplay event, expressing the extent of his wo