US EditionThe part of the season Verstappen admits he messed up
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With just three weekends to race, a fifth consecutive world title for Max Verstappen seems unlikely. The Dutchman faces, after the São Paulo Grand Prix, a 49-point disadvantage in the championship, although he emphasizes that Red Bull Racing did not lose the title either in Brazil or in Mexico. According to him, that happened in the middle of the season, when the team faced difficulties with the RB21. With the updates introduced from Monza, the …
Max Verstappen has not yet fully said goodbye to his hopes for the title for the 2025 season of F1, but the Red Bull driver took a first look at this delicate year, during which he fought against the McLaren drivers. The Dutchman is satisfied with what he has done overall, including his intrinsic performances, but he regrets some of its points, including the Spanish Grand Prix, which certainly remains the most embarrassing point in his 2025 exer…
The part of the season Verstappen admits he messed up
Max Verstappen has described getting “mad” during the Spanish Grand Prix, resulting in a collision with Mercedes driver George Russell, as the one part of an otherwise strong 2025 Formula 1 season that he got wrong.In an exclusive interview with Viaplay Netherlands, conducted by ex-F1 driver Giedo van der Garde, Verstappen described what he effectively characterises as a red-mist moment as the only point of criticism he has for his own performan…
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