Having retired with brakes issues from the Australian Grand Prix, reigning champion Max Verstappen bounced back in the opening session at the Japanese Grand Prix to set the... read more »

The first practice session started race weekend in Suzuka, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez leading the way. Logan Sargeant brought out the red flags, after a... read more »

Max Verstappen headed Sergio Perez in opening practice at Suzuka. read more »

Max Verstappen topped the standings for the first practice hour of the weekend around the Suzuka circuit with a time of 1:30.056 Red Bull led the way with both of their drivers... read more »

Max Verstappen led a Red Bull Racing 1-2 during the opening practice session for Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka, as Williams' Logan Sargeant crashed.... read more »

Max Verstappen made the perfect start in his attempt to get back to winning ways at the Japanese GP by leading team-mate Sergio Perez and Melbourne victor Carlos Sainz in... read more »

Fans around the world would like to see a close battle between Ferrari and Red Bull, especially after Carlos Sainz won the Australian Grand Prix in the wake of Max... read more »

Fernando Alonso believes there is "zero chance" of Max Verstappen leaving Red Bull as a result of the ongoing Horner saga. read more »

In the two months since news broke that Hamilton will leave Mercedes after 12 seasons to join Ferrari next year, the instability engulfing Red Bull F1 management has placed Max... read more »

Triple world champion Max Verstappen will not leave Red Bull next season, his Aston Martin rival Fernando Alonso said on Thursday, dismissing the prospect of his departure... read more »

Today's press conference with Carlos Sainz, Yuki Tsunoda, Max Verstappen, Alexander Albon, George Russell and Pierre Gasly. read more »

Max Verstappen is expected to dominate the Japanese Grand Prix, which takes place in Suzuka from 5-7 April. read more »

Max Verstappen has shed light on the brake issue which forced him out of the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Max Verstappen's former performance coach has revealed the 'mind games' that played out behind the scenes during the dramatic 2021 season. read more »

Max Verstappen insists he wants to remain "very happy" at Red Bull after Fernando Alonso claimed there's "zero chance" the reigning world champion will... read more »

Surprisingly, Max Verstappen has already used multiple new power unit components so far this season, indicating that Red Bull suffer from a few smaller reliability issues.... read more »

Max Verstappen's former performance coach has spilt the beans on a secret behind Red Bull's success. read more »

F1 has long been raged with a debate over who the greatest driver in history is and that is something which will continue to happen for as long as the series... read more »

1996 Formula 1 World Champion Damon Hill believes that the Japanese Grand Prix race weekend will provide a “big test” as to whether other teams can challenge Red Bull. Red Bull... read more »

In 2014, a fresh-faced Max Verstappen logged his first mileage on a grand prix weekend in free practice for Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix. His FP1 debut with Toro Rosso... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has branded Michael Masi a “pathological egomaniac” regarding the rogue actions that cost Lewis Hamilton the title back in 2021. Hamilton had... read more »

Sergio Perez has conceded that Max Verstappen leaving Red Bull in Formula 1 would come as a blow to the team amid rumours linking with him a move to Mercedes. Verstappen has... read more »

Max Verstappen has calmed fears about Red Bull's competitiveness heading into the future. read more »

Lewis Hamilton has said he is at peace with the controversial outcome of his 2021 championship fight with Max Verstappen even though he felt "robbed" of a record... read more »

Max Verstappen's former performance coach Brad Scanes revealed what life is like in the world champion's inner circle, on the latest episode of the Sky Sports F1 Podcast. read more »