F1 Review: Max Verstappen Back on Top as Red Bull Clinch Constructors’ Title
After being a surprising non-factor at Singapore, Verstappen returned to form in Japan, winning handily to clinch Red Bull’s sixth Constructors’ Championship.
After being a surprising non-factor at Singapore, Verstappen returned to form in Japan, winning handily to clinch Red Bull’s sixth Constructors’ Championship.
Verstappen took home his 13th win of the season, clinching Red Bull’s sixth Constructors’ Championship in the process.
Suzuka marked a returned to form for the championship leader.
Carlos Sainz led from start to finish, taking advantage of pole position and a surprisingly vulnerable Red Bull to win the Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix, earning his second career Formula 1 victory. Ferrari’s victory stands as the first non-Red Bull win of the season and ended Max Verstappen’s run of ten straight wins. Lando …
Red Bull’s all-around disappointing weekend at Singapore saw both Verstappen’s 10-race win streak and Red Bull’s perfect season come to an end.
Carlos Sainz took the pole in a dramatic qualifying session in Singapore.
Ten wins in a row, most podiums in a season, youngest Grand Prix winner… is there anything this guy can’t do? As it turns out, yes.
Max Verstappen earned his record-setting 10th consecutive win in Italy.
The two-time defending Formula 1 champion made more history at Monza.
Carlos Sainz stayed fast in qualifying, with Max Verstappen not far behind.
A tricky dry-wet-dry-wet Dutch Grand Prix prompted questions about the state of F1 rain racing.
Verstappen’s ninth consecutive win may have been one of the more challenging triumphs of his 2023 season.
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