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Verstappen.com Racing supports, for the first time, an entry into the highly competitive GT World Challenge Europe Endurance Cup (GTWC Endurance). Verstappen.com Racing fields two of its own drivers, Thierry Vermeulen and Chris Lulham, alongside the 24-year-old Harry King. The trio shares an Aston Martin Vantage GT3 Evo, run by the 2 Seas Motorsport team, across the five rounds of the highly anticipated GTWC Endurance championship.This weekend, during the first round of the GTWC Endurance, Paul…Date 14. April 2025Enclosure https://news.verstappen.com/img/2025/Verstappen.com_Racing_2025/GTWChEurope.Paul.Ricard.2025.24629-7b.jpg
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The Oracle Red Bull Racing team clearly did not have the speed in Bahrain. For Max Verstappen, sixth place was the highest possible result, while teammate Yuki Tsunoda crossed the finish line in ninth.Date 13. April 2025Enclosure https://news.verstappen.com/img/2025/Formule_1_GP_Australie_-_Melbourne/SI202503150040_hires_jpeg_24bit_rgb-5b.jpg
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Max Verstappen has come sixth in the Bahrain Grand Prix after powering through a race riddled with slow pit stops and car struggles. After starting on P7, Max lost a place in the opening lap. He quickly reclaimed his position, but made no headway to pass the drivers ahead. In the last lap, Max found a silver lining to his race by passing Pierre Gasly to take sixth place. At the front of the race were Oscar Piastri in his McLaren, driving to a dominant victory from pole position. George Russell…Date 13. April 2025Enclosure https://news.verstappen.com/img/2025/Formule_1_GP_Bahrein_-_Sakhir/SI202504130565-14b.jpg
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Max Verstappen will start seventh in tomorrow’s Bahrain Grand Prix. During qualifying, the reigning world champion was unable to fight for the top positions. Teammate Yuki Tsunoda will start from tenth.Date 12. April 2025Enclosure https://news.verstappen.com/img/2025/Formule_1_GP_Bahrein_-_Sakhir/SI202504120113-17b.jpg
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Max Verstappen will start tomorrow’s Bahrain Grand Prix from seventh on the grid. The Dutchman struggled during qualifying, particularly with brake issues, and was unable to move further up the order. Pole position went to Oscar Piastri, with George Russell taking second place. Charles Leclerc took third, while Kimi Antonelli will start from fourth. Pierre Gasly completed the top five in Bahrain.After qualifying, Max summed up the problems he encountered: “We were too slow, the car had poor…Date 12. April 2025Enclosure https://news.verstappen.com/img/2025/Formule_1_GP_Bahrein_-_Sakhir/F12025GP04BHD_JT4507-24b.jpg