Red Bull's Verstappen nears fourth straight F1 title after winning Brazilian Grand Prix under rain
Red Bull driver Max Verstappen has taken a major step toward securing his fourth straight F1 title by winning the Brazilian Grand Prix despite starting 17th and increasing his lead over McLaren’s Lando Norris with three races remaining.
Today, Messi is revered as a resilient legend after leading Argentina to the World Cup title two years ago and back-to-back ...
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Franco Colapinto closing in on a ‘special’ F1 momentWhen Franco Colapinto arrived in Austin for the United States Grand Prix, and the start of the latest Formula 1 ...
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Franco Colapinto receives growing interest from Red BullAlthough only one seat left on the 2025 grid, the F1 driver market is going into overdrive. Red Bull are working diligently ...
"Don't worry, I'll get there." Against all the odds, the Argentine driver has gotten to F1 after a long decade of hard work ...
Amid Franco Colapinto's links with Red Bull, his 2019 comments of wanting to follow in Max Verstappen's footsteps resurface ...
Sergio Perez’s dismal performances have opened up speculation of a new driver partnering Max Verstappen at Red Bull next ...
Argentines have taken over Sao Paulo's atmospheric Interlagos circuit to support Franco Colapinto in his first Formula One ...
Max Verstappen has offered his verdict on teaming up with Franco Colapinto in the future, suggesting that the young ...
Thanks to Franco Colapinto, Spanish can be heard all over the Brazilian Grand Prix. That’s because thousands of Argentines ...
As anyone who has ever driven in Buenos Aires or negotiated the monolithic speedway that is the Panamericana highway out of ...
Franco Colapinto's Sao Paulo GP crash has brought out the Red Flag & handed Max Verstappen an advantage over Lando Norris in ...
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