Max Verstappen was crowned the 2024 F1 Drivers' Champion after a dominant season, but his success has come at a cost with the Red Bull star facing a huge bill to race next year

Desperate for four wins in as many races in 2021, Lewis Hamilton created a WhatsApp group to lift the spirits of the Mercedes crew

Max Verstappen faces a staggering £845,000 Super License fee bill for the 2025 Formula 1 season, nearly double the amount his rival Lewis Hamilton will need to pay. The stark disparity sees Hamilton charged just £436,

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton got off comparatively lightly. The Brit, who will return to the grid with Ferrari next season, will be charged £436k - just over half of Verstappen's total - after finishing seventh in the title race with Mercedes.

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen believes Lewis Hamilton will never lose his Formula 1 racing prowess, despite recent doubts about his performances. Verstappen hi

Former Ferrari driver Jean Alesi says it should not be “taken for granted” to have seen Max Verstappen “in crisis” at Red Bull during the F1 2024 season. Verstappen, 27, secured a fourth consecutive World Championship this year in his most hard-fought season since his defeat of Lewis Hamilton in 2021.

Lewis Hamilton has been snubbed by F1 fans while Max Verstappen's bold claim about beating Lando Norris has been backed.

Max Verstappen, who secured his fourth championship in 2024, is set to face a staggering super licence fee for the 2025 season. In Formula 1, drivers must renew their super licenses annually as a mandatory requirement set by the sport's governing body,