All news on the topic: Max Verstappen

Ferrari star Leclerc has title ambitions that are as yet unfulfilled, but double champion Verstappen is at the peak of his powers and has no intention of ending his streak any time soon

No-one other than Verstappen or Hamilton was won the F1 drivers' title since 2016, but not everyone believes they are the most complete drivers currently on the grid

Though Ferrari have faith that Leclerc can become a world-beater, one of the Italian team's top figures has admitted he still has some way to go to match Verstappen

F1 chief executive Stefano Domenicali cast his doubt on Verstappen's threat to quit over changes to the Sprint format – and really hopes Hamilton will be staying too

Verstappen may be the defending F1 champion and is well placed to win his third title this year in his remarkable Red Bull, but not everyone feels he has usurped Hamilton as the sport's best driver

The rivalry between Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost as they fought for F1 glory with McLaren in the late 1980s remains one of the most iconic and memorable in the sport's history

Verstappen and a swathe of other racing drivers are still planning on competing this weekend despite the cancellation of the F1, F2 and F3 races at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix

The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix was called off this week due to heavy flooding in the areas surrounding the Imola circuit, meaning one less race in the title fight this year

Max Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton as F1's top earner last year thanks to his eye-watering Red Bull salary, and now financial experts Forbes have compared him to other young sports stars

F1 teams regular feature on the annual hit Netflix show and whilst drivers have been critical of the series on occasion in the past, it appears that trams have more say than expected

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez are fuelling a budding rivalry as the 2023 World Championship begins to take shape, and it's reminded Natalie Pinkham of Lewis Hamilton vs Nico Rosberg

So far the title fight between the two Red Bull drivers has been amicable – but there's a good chance it won't stay that way if Perez can keep up with Verstappen

Being team-mate to Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes is one of the toughest roles in F1 – and Karun Chandhok believes the experience infuriated one of the Brit's former partners in particular

Horner has been team principal of the Red Bull F1 team since 2005, when the energy drinks giant joined the sport, but before then he enjoyed a racing career of his own

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez are battling it out for the F1 Drivers' Championship, but Red Bull boss Christian Horner is keen for them to remember the sport is also a team game

Mercedes and Red Bull have been F1 rivals for years, with tense relationships between team bosses Toto Wolff and Christian Horner as well as drivers Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton

With Red Bull so dominant so far in 2023 and entertainment scarce in the most recent couple of races, some fans have complained that F1 has become a dull affair this year

Perez has started the season strongly and is the only real challenger to Verstappen's F1 title defence, but his charge took a blow when he failed to win the Miami Grand Prix

Defending F1 champion Verstappen was targeted by some fans at Sunday's Miami Grand Prix – and it is far from the first time the Red Bull racer has been booed at a race

Max Verstappen was at the centre of horrendous abuse from fans at the Miami Grand Prix after Red Bull claimed another one-two with Sergio Perez finishing second

Max Verstappen was constantly receiving updates from his race engineer as he chased down his Red Bull team-mate in Miami, while there was radio silence on Sergio Perez's channel

Red Bull have won all five races so far this season and the two most recent Grands Prix have been short of exciting action, leading many F1 fans to conflate the two subjects

Defending champ Verstappen charged from ninth on the grid to win in Miami, and the Red Bull racer pulled off a particularly eye-catching overtake manoeuvre in the process

Max Verstappen may be the defending champion, but teammate Sergio Perez was clearly the crowd favourite in Miami as the Red Bull drivers faced off for the victory

Mercedes pair Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were vocal with their views following F1's second visit to the Sunshine State and the Miami Grand Prix