Nike disputes Verstappen’s ‘Max 1’ clothing brand
Nike reportedly disputed Max Verstappen’s choice to label his new ‘Max 1’ clothing brand due to the similarities in the names of the two
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Norris asks McLaren for a return of iconic livery
Lando Norris has identified the livery that he wants to see McLaren adopt in the future.
Motorsports in Russia getting stronger amid sanctions
Considering that the majority of Russian racing drivers have returned home as a result of the FIA’s position on the crisis in Eastern Europe, former Formula 1 driver Vitaly Petrov thinks that motorsport in Russia has “grown stronger” since the onset of that conflict.
Porsche ends bid to make 2026 F1 entry
Porsche’s ambition of racing in Formula 1 has apparently come to an end after they reportedly abandoned up on getting a slot on the 2026 grid.
Accussed Lando Norris mugger claims he saw stolen watch with friends
A bricklayer testified in court that he was handed the stolen made-to-measure watch at the pub after being accused of robbing F1 driver Lando Norris of his $144,00 Richard Mille watch following the Euro 2020 final at Wembley.
Marko explains Max Verstappen’s absence from Jeddah debrief
Max Verstappen was not present at Red Bull’s post-qualifying team debrief in Jeddah, Dr. Helmut Marko has revealed.
McLaren axe technical director in a major team shake up
The McLaren technical division has undergone a significant reorganization, as part of which former technical director James Key has left the team.
Max Verstappen was beating his dad in racing at five years
Max Verstappen was destined for success in motorsports from an early age, and he proved this by defeating his F1 driver father Jos when he was only 5 years old!
Schumacher’s wife ‘like a prisoner’ in keeping the legend’s health condition private
Michael Schumacher’s wife Corinna has been “like a prisoner” as she valiantly battles to keep his health condition private according to former F1 boss Eddie Jordan.
F1 releases official 2023 calendar featuring 24 races
F1 has released the 2023 Formula 1 calendar, and it will include a record 24 world championship rounds, running from Bahrain in March through Abu Dhabi in November.