Max Verstappen’s assertions that he could have won the 2024 Formula One World Championship in a Ferrari or McLaren have been mocked by Charles Leclerc.
Verstappen, a Red Bull racer, won his fourth championship last time out in Las Vegas, but he has only won once in the last 12 races after winning seven of the first 10.
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Schumacher is leaving his position at Mercedes F1.
After the current campaign is over, Mick Schumacher will step down from his role as Mercedes’ F1 backup driver.
The German joined the team at the beginning of 2023 after his full-time drive at Haas ended, and the team has revealed that he “has chosen to leave his role.”
Mayer, an executive in motorsports and the son ofTeddy Mayer, a co-founder of McLaren, has not been called up by F1’s governing body since his last position as head of the stewards for the United States and Mexico City Grands Prix.
After a crazy allegation, Norris advises Verstappen pursue a “comedy” profession.
Max Verstappen’s assertion that he would have won the Formula One championship this year in the McLaren MCL38 chassis has been refuted by Lando Norris.
After a run to sixth place, Verstappen won his fourth championship in Las Vegas last time out.
READ MORE: Following a bizarre allegation, Norris proposes Verstappen pursue a “comedy” career
Hulkenberg will miss the first portion of the weekend’s Qatar Grand Prix.
Nico Hulkenberg will skip the media day prior to the Qatar Grand Prix due to illness, according to Haas.
The racer from Germany won’t beowing to a cold on Thursday at the Lusail International Circuit, and Haas decided to keep him safe for the rest of the weekend.
Verstappen uses a “slag-off” warning to silence Norris.
Lando Norris’ assertion that he would have won the Formula One drivers’ championship sooner in a McLaren has been refuted by Max Verstappen.
Before completely rejecting the notion, the Briton recommended that the recently minted four-time champion try humour.
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