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Max Verstappen transfer given ‘green light’ by Mercedes chairman
Mercedes chairman and CEO Ola Kallenius has reportedly approved the signing of Max Verstappen. Kallenius has given “the green light” for Mercedes to complete a blockbuster transfer for Red Bull’s four-time world champion, according to Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport.
Mercedes-Benz chief executive Ola Kallenius, who is effectively Toto Wolff ’s boss, has made it clear that he would like to ...
The rumour mill was sent into overdrive when yachts belonging to Verstappen and Wolff were tracked arriving into the same ...
Jenson Button would find it unfair towards George Russell if Mercedes decided to replace him with Max Verstappen. According to the 2009 world champion, it would be a 'strange decision' given Russell's ...
That said, there is no guarantee that Verstappen will stay, even after Horner, who was a thorn in the side of his entourage, ...
Will Max Verstappen stay at Red Bull or move to Mercedes? Now is your chance to weigh in on F1’s hottest question ...
MAX VERSTAPPEN and Toto Wolff have both been spotted on holiday in Sardinia with the pair set to meet up. On Friday, ...
Hamilton and Ferrari, meanwhile, will hope to be in contention for their first win of the season. While the Brit crossed the ...
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SVG Confesses F1 Champion Max Verstappen’s Role in His 2025 NASCAR Mexico Win"Yeah, he didn't say too much, but it's always good to get a little leg up, you know." That is exactly what road course star Shane van Gisbergen had to say about Max Verstappen before heading to ...
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