Max Verstappen Tops Forbes List As Formula 1's Highest-Paid Driver For Third Consecutive Year
The Forbes article reported that Max Verstappen has been $18 million ahead of Lewis Hamilton, who recorded around $55 million in salary and $2 million in bonuses. McLaren’s Lando Norris rose to the ...
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Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen leads Forbes' Highest-Paid drivers list again
According to Forbes, Red Bull's Max Verstappen leads the highest-paid drivers list for the third year running.
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Johnny Herbert’s Australian GP plans scrapped after FIA exit confirmed
Johnny Herbert had been set to act as F1 driver steward at the F1 2025 Australian Grand Prix before being dropped by the FIA.
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Pirelli release Oscar Piastri data from important F1 2026 test
Oscar Piastri laid down a fastest lap time of 1:07 as he ran Pirelli's new 2026 tyres on a cold and wet Paul Ricard circuit on Wednesday.
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Lando Norris has promised his fans he’ll do one thing this year as he bids to dethrone Max Verstappen
Norris and Verstappen battled hard all season with the pair having several conflicts on track. The rivals collided in Austria ...
Why Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari crash is a good omen for record F1 world title hopes… but not this year
LEWIS HAMILTON suffered an unfortunate crash for Ferrari on Wednesday. The 40-year-old, driving in just his second testing session for his new team, lost control of his car in the final part of ...
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F1 | Ferrari, the name of Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc's 2025 car revealed
F1 Ferrari SF-25 - The anticipation for Ferrari's 2025 season is growing. After the kilometres driven by Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in the last ten days, the team has announced the name of the ...