Verstappen ‘direct’ F1 approach reminds world champion of Lauda

Prost 'Sure' Verstappen Will Beat F1 Title Tally

Alain Prost is “sure” he will soon be left behind as one of just three four-time world champions in Formula 1 history.While Michael Schumacher (7), Lewis Hamilton (7) and Juan Manuel Fangio (5) have all won more titles, Prost, Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen share the prestige of all being quadruple world champions.But Prost, 69, thinks he and Vettel are soon to be left behind.When asked by RMC Motori how he will feel if Verstappen goes on t…

Red Bull has ‘open relationship' with Max Verstappen amid speculation over F1 future

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has insisted the team has an “open relationship” with Max Verstappen amid the rumours linking him with a move elsewhere in F1. The post Red Bull has ‘open relationship' with Max Verstappen amid speculation over F1 future appeared first on Motorsport Week.

Verstappen ‘direct’ F1 approach reminds world champion of Lauda

Max Verstappen’s “direct” approach in F1 has led fellow four-time world champion Alain Prost to compare him to Niki Lauda. Verstappen’s no-nonsense approach to grand prix racing has helped propel him to four titles and 63 grand prix wins, with only Michael Schumacher and Lewis Hamilton having more wins and titles, with Juan Manuel Fangio also above the Dutchman on five crowns.  Prost, who was team-mate to Lauda at McLaren in 1984 and 1985, famou…

Verstappen 'direct' F1 approach reminds world champion of Lauda

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Alain Prost compares Max Verstappen to this iconic F1 driver

After Max Verstappen sealed his fourth World Championship title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix last season, he joined an elite club of drivers that have won that many titles, with one of them being the great Alain Prost. However, the Frenchman is sure that Verstappen will eventually surpass him and capture at least five titles, as well as comparing him to one of the sport's greatest racers.

Verstappen sinks $80 million on jet upgrade

Four-time world champion Max Verstappen has purchased a new private jet ahead of the 2025 F1 season. The post Verstappen sinks $80 million on jet upgrade appeared first on Speedcafe.com.