Max Verstappen enters the 2025 Formula 1 season hoping to defend his fourth consecutive Drivers’ Championship. He also faces a potential one-race penalty. Verstappen was docked two penalty points on his Super License for an opening-lap incident with Oscar Piastri at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

They may both be multi-time Formula 1 world champions, but when it comes to their standing with F1 fans, Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton are worlds apart. Tha

Max Verstappen has been linked with a huge move to one of Red Bull's rivals in a deal worth £1 billion. During the 2024 season, Verstappen came out on top again as he clinched his fourth successive world championship, beating the likes of Lando Norris and Charles Leclerc.

Max Verstappen has regularly said he is likely to follow in fellow champion Nico Rosberg's footsteps and retire from Formula 1 racing while still relatively young

Sky Sports commentator David Croft recently shared his views on Max Verstappen's competitive nature at Autosport International. During the 2024 season, Verstapp

Lewis Hamilton’s switch to Ferrari has captured Formula 1’s attention as fans “care”, unlike when it comes to Max Verstappen who could leave the sport and “nobody” would care. That’s the opinion of 1997 F1 World Champion Jacques Villeneuve,

Former F1 champion Jacques Villeneuve has sparked controversy by claiming Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari move is the most significant driver signing since Michael Schumacher, whilst dismissing Max Verstappen's importance to the sport.

Jacques Villeneuve has declared “nobody” will care if four-time World Champion Max Verstappen quit Formula 1, while everyone “cares” about Lewis Hamilton’s move to Ferrari. After all, says the 1997 World Champion,

Sky F1 pundit David Croft has come to the defence of four-time Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen in a debate over his 'aggressive' driving style. The Dutchman has often faced criticism for his antics on the race track,