Max Verstappen will not arrive in Qatar to play out the final chapters of someone else’s championship story. He will walk into the paddock with the posture of a driver who refuses to accept a season that will try to move on without him.

Only Lando Norris can become Formula One world champion in Qatar this weekend but the McLaren driver could also be overtaken in the title race by both teammate Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen.

The Las Vegas Grand Prix is a party from start to finish: watch parties, clubs, after parties and private suite parties. But you don't actually need to attend the race

Max Verstappen has a fifth consecutive Formula 1 championship in reach after winning the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen isn't promising he’ll stick out his current Formula 1 contract. The reigning four-time world champion made it clear—the next-generation 2026 cars better be fun to drive, or he'll walk.

Formula One world champion Max Verstappen produced a masterful drive to win the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday as McLaren's Lando Norris finished second to edge closer to a maiden drivers' title.Red Bull ace Verstappen pounced on a slip by pole-sitter Norris on the first turn of Sin City's street circuit to grab the lead and controlled the race thereafter to claim the 69th Grand Prix win of his career,

The McLaren drivers finished second and fourth — but in a stunning twist, both were disqualified after the postrace celebrations, with major implications for the championship.

Four-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen has insisted his current contract could be his last before walking away from the sport. The Dutchman, who has

Oscar Piastri was perfectly placed to cut McLaren teammate Lando Norris's 24-point Formula One championship lead after qualifying on pole position for the Qatar sprint race on Friday with the Briton third.

By Alan Baldwin DOHA (Reuters) -Oscar Piastri was perfectly placed to cut McLaren teammate Lando Norris's 24-point Formula One championship lead after qualifying on pole position for the Qatar sprint race on Friday with the Briton third.