By Nick Mulvenney SUZUKA, Japan (Reuters) -World champion Max Verstappen exploded the idea that McLaren might absolutely ...

World champion Max Verstappen exploded the idea that McLaren might absolutely dominate the Formula One season with victory at the Japanese Grand Prix at the weekend, but the Dutchman was by no means ...

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This Michael Schumacher-raced Ferrari F2001 won the Formula 1 championship and the Monaco Grand Prix in 2001, and is now for ...

The Japanese Grand Prix provided minimal action on track; however, as the third stop on the calendar, a much clearer picture of Formula 1's pecking order emerge ...

The superlatives used to describe Max Verstappen’s Japanese Grand Prix performance, where pole position set him up to win the ...

The four-time defending Formula 1 champion scored his first victory of the season to pull within one point of Lando Norris ...

Ferrari's anticipated title challenge again failed to materialise at the Japanese Grand Prix with Charles Leclerc finishing ...

World champion Max Verstappen made the most of his surprise pole position when he ended McLaren's early Formula One season ...

The victory, achieved on a damp but drying Suzuka track, marked Verstappen's fourth consecutive win in Japan and brought him to within one point of Norris in the drivers' championship standings.

Max Verstappen won his first F1 race of the season after again tussling with Lando Norris at the Japanese Grand Prix. Norris ...