Date: June 16, 2025 — Amid a dramatic shift in Formula 1’s driver market, Mercedes is reportedly preparing a staggering offer to woo reigning world champion Max Verstappen away from Red Bull. The Offer According to German and Austrian media outlets (SoyMotor, OE24, F1-Insider), Mercedes’ proposal includes a €150 million per season salary, potentially topping off at €250 million with performance bonuses and commercial…
Montreal, Canada – June 15, 2025 In a dramatic twist following today’s thrilling Canadian Grand Prix, the FIA has released an official statement revealing that Oracle Red Bull Racing has lodged a formal protest against race winner George Russell. The protest targets Russell—driver of Car 63—after his late-race maneuvers under the Safety Car drew controversy….
Max Verstappen has been handed a 10-second time penalty by race stewards following his collision with George Russell during today’s Grand Prix, marking a major development in the race’s outcome and the ongoing rivalry between Red Bull and Mercedes. The incident occurred on Lap [insert lap number if known], when Verstappen attempted an aggressive move…
1. Max Verstappen (Red Bull Racing) – $65 million As the reigning World Champion, Verstappen tops the salary chart. His dominance on the track has solidified his position as Red Bull’s leading driver. 2. Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) – $60 million Hamilton’s move to Ferrari has made him the second-highest-paid driver on the grid. His…
Lewis Hamilton is at risk of a grid penalty ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix after being accused of impeding Max Verstappen during Qualifying 1 (Q1). The incident occurred at the Massenet corner, where Hamilton’s Ferrari was moving slowly on the racing line, forcing Verstappen to steer around him. The IncidentThe onboard footage clearly shows…
Max Verstappen’s frustration with Lewis Hamilton isn’t new, and their on-track tensions have been making headlines recently. During the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola, Verstappen’s anger boiled over after being obstructed by Hamilton in the second practice session. The IncidentVerstappen deliberately drove in front of Hamilton, gesticulating with his left hand off the steering…
A dramatic moment unfolded in the Monaco Grand Prix’s first practice session (FP1) when Lewis Hamilton crashed his car near the end of the session, prompting the display of red flags. The incident brought a halt to the action on track as the marshals worked to clear the wreckage. Hamilton’s Frustrating MomentHamilton’s crash will likely…
Max Verstappen wasn’t pleased with Franco Colapinto’s driving in Friday’s FP1 session at the Monaco Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver sarcastically clapped and gave a thumbs-up to Colapinto after being blocked on track. Verstappen’s FrustrationVerstappen’s reaction suggests he felt Colapinto’s driving was reckless or inconsiderate, causing him to lose valuable track time. The incident…
Lewis Hamilton recently made headlines after unfollowing Ferrari on Instagram, sparking widespread speculation and curiosity among fans and followers. While the exact reason behind this move remains unclear, it’s worth exploring the possible implications and context surrounding this decision. A New Chapter with FerrariHamilton’s decision to unfollow Ferrari on Instagram comes at a time when…
In a swift response to mounting concerns raised by several Formula 1 drivers, the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile) has announced a significant rule change just ahead of the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix at Imola. The move, designed to address critical safety and fairness issues, underscores the FIA’s commitment to maintaining a balanced and competitive environment…