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Only a brake failure last month at the Australian GP in Melbourne probably kept him from sweeping all five GPs so far. 

Chinese Grand Prix: Max Verstappen claims first-ever win in Shanghai 

Only a brake failure last month at the Australian GP in Melbourne probably kept him from sweeping all five GPs so far.&nbsp;

Another Formula 1 race. Yet another victory for Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
The three-time defending champion won the Chinese Grand Prix on Sunday starting from the pole, his fourth victory in five races this season and his 23rd in the last 27 extending through last season.
Only a brake failure last month at the Australian GP in Melbourne probably kept him from sweeping all five.
Verstappen trailed for only a few laps following a pit stop. Lando Norris of McLaren was about 14 seconds behind Verstappen in second &mdash; the eighth time he has been No. 2 in his career as he still seeks his first victory. Verstappen's Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez was third.
The safety car came out twice in the middle of the race. Once after Sauber's Valtteri Bottas stalled at the edge of the track with a blown engine, and again with two nearly simultaneous incidents.
In one, Kevin Magnussen clipped Yuki Tsunoda, and in the other, Lance Stroll ran into the back of Daniel Ricciardo.
Verstappen's rule in F1 also extended to Saturday when he took the inaugural sprint race of the season.
This was the first F1 in China since 2019 when the COVID-19 pandemic and China's clampdown wiped out four races. Shanghai-born Zhou Guanyu finished 14th for Sauber, perhaps his last chance to race at home as teams next season will shuffle their driver lineups.
The real competition in F1 for the rest of the season appears to be for the half-dozen places behind Verstappen and Perez. Mercedes' George Russell called it &ldquo;a fight&rdquo; for places No. 3 through No. 8. &ldquo;Small differences can have a major impact,&rdquo; Russell said.
The next GP is Miami on May 5 where it's often a celebrity show. There was also a parade of celebrities in China with former basketball star Yao Ming and double Olympic champion skier Eileen Gu posing for photos in the paddock and on the track before the start of the race.

Even after just two races, and despite turmoil at Red Bull, Verstappen seems in near-total control on the track as he aims for a 4th consecutive title this year.

Max Verstappen cruises to victory at Saudi Arabian GP to extend dominant start to F1 title defense

Max Verstappen stayed firmly on course for another season of dominance in Formula 1 on Saturday by winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Even after just two races, and despite turmoil at Red Bull, Verstappen seems in near-total control on the track as he aims for a 4th consecutive title this year.

Max Verstappen stayed firmly on course for another season of dominance in Formula 1 on Saturday by winning the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Even after just two races, and despite turmoil at Red Bull, Verstappen seems in near-total control on the track as he aims for a 4th consecutive title this year.
"A fantastic weekend for the whole team and also for myself. I felt really good with the car,&rdquo; Verstappen said.
The Dutch driver won easily ahead of his teammate Sergio Perez. Ferrari&rsquo;s Charles Leclerc was third.
&ldquo;It was a bit of a boring race because Red Bull were a bit too quick and behind we had a bit of a gap, but we took the maximum points we could today," Leclerc said.
Verstappen started on pole and held off Leclerc at the first corner, as he did last week at the season-opener in Bahrain which he won, before quickly building his lead.
The only interruption came when Lance Stroll's crash brought out the safety car. Verstappen came into the pits for a tire change and after the restart easily passed Lando Norris &mdash; who hadn't stopped &mdash; to retake the lead.
Perez had a five-second penalty because Red Bull released him from a pit stop into the path of another car, but that didn't matter since he finished far ahead of Leclerc.
18-year-old British driver Oliver Bearman was seventh for Ferrari in his first F1 race, one day after being called up as an emergency replacement for Carlos Sainz Jr., who needed an operation to treat appendicitis.
Oscar Piastri took fourth for McLaren, with Aston Martin&rsquo;s Fernando Alonso fifth and George Russell sixth for Mercedes.
Behind Bearman in seventh, McLaren&rsquo;s Lando Norris held off Mercedes&rsquo; Lewis Hamilton in a fight for eighth place. Nico Hulkenberg was 10th for Haas&rsquo; first point in F1 since the Singapore Grand Prix in September.
Verstappen&rsquo;s second win of the season followed speculation over his future at Red Bull.
Verstappen had suggested Friday that he might reconsider his relationship with the team if his mentor Helmut Marko were to leave Red Bull, but Marko told German broadcaster Sky Sport on Saturday that he was staying.
The team&rsquo;s parent company last week dismissed a complaint of alleged misconduct by Red Bull team principal Horner toward a team employee.

Verstappen already shows signs of repeating his near-perfect record from 2023, when the Dutch driver won 19 of 22 races on his way to a third straight title.

Bahrain Grand Prix: Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins opening race of 2024 F1 season 

Verstappen already shows signs of repeating his near-perfect record from 2023, when the Dutch driver won 19 of 22 races on his way to a third straight title.

Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen eased to victory in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday despite the turmoil surrounding his Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.
Verstappen started on pole position and was never seriously challenged on his way to a commanding one-two win for Red Bull ahead of his teammate Sergio Perez.
Carlos Sainz Jr. was third for Ferrari after fighting hard with teammate Charles Leclerc.
At the start of the longest-ever F1 season at 24 races, Verstappen already shows signs of repeating his near-perfect record from 2023, when the Dutch driver won 19 of 22 races on his way to a third straight title.
Saturday was the eighth win in a row for Verstappen going back to September last year. He set an F1 record of 10 consecutive wins last season.

Lando Norris surged to the lead early, eclipsing pole sitter Charles Leclerc, but was himself overtaken by Hamilton with a few laps to go.

Max Verstappen wins United States Grand Prix; completes 50 F1 race victories

Red Bull’s triple world champion Max Verstappen recovered from sixth and held off a fast-finishing Lewis Hamilton to win the United States Grand Prix on Sunday.

Lando Norris surged to the lead early, eclipsing pole sitter Charles Leclerc, but was himself overtaken by Hamilton with a few laps to go.

Red Bull&rsquo;s triple world champion Max Verstappen recovered from sixth and held off a fast-finishing Lewis Hamilton to win the United States Grand Prix on Sunday.
With that win, Verstappen completed 50 Formula 1 race victories and a record-equalling 15th of the season.
Lando Norris surged to the lead early, eclipsing pole sitter Charles Leclerc, but was himself overtaken by Hamilton with a few laps to go. However, Hamilton was disqualified from second after post-race checks.
It meant that McLaren&rsquo;s Lando Norris moved up from third to second with Ferrari&rsquo;s Carlos Sainz completing the podium.
If Verstappen wins in Mexico next weekend he will match the tally of four times world champion Alain Prost and could overtake former Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel&rsquo;s 53 wins before the end of the season.

The 26-year-old Dutchman emulated Sir Jackie Stewart and Ayrton Senna by wrapping up his third title with six Grand Prix&rsquo;s still remaining

Red Bull's Max Verstappen crowned Formula One Champion for the third time

Max Verstappen was crowned Formula One Champion for the third time after he finished second to Oscar Piastri in Saturday's chaotic sprint round in Qatar Grand Prix.

The 26-year-old Dutchman emulated Sir Jackie Stewart and Ayrton Senna by wrapping up his third title with six Grand Prix&rsquo;s still remaining

Max Verstappen was crowned Formula One Champion for the third time after he finished second to Oscar Piastri in Saturday's chaotic sprint round in Qatar Grand Prix.
The 26-year-old Dutchman emulated Sir Jackie Stewart and Ayrton Senna by wrapping up his third title with six Grand Prix&rsquo;s still remaining - equalling Michael Schumacher's 21-year-old record.
Red Bull's Verstappen has dominated Formula One since he beat seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton to clinch his maiden title at the deeply controversial season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in 2021.
Three safety cars triggered by a series of accidents and collisions created a dramatic spectacle under the lights at the Lusail circuit won by McLaren's Oscar Piastri.
Verstappen fought back after dropping from third on the grid to fifth on the first lap but could not quite catch Piastri.
McLaren's Lando Norris passed Mercedes' George Russell late on to take third.

For the 10th straight time, the Dutch national anthem played out at the end of a Grand Prix but it was the drive of a lifetime for Ferrari that saw Carlos Sainz Jr. secure his first podium of the year on the team's home track.

Italian GP: Max Verstappen's historic 10th straight win, Carlos Sainz Jr. gets first podium of 2023

For the 10th straight time, the Dutch national anthem played out at the end of a Grand Prix but it was the drive of a lifetime for Ferrari that saw Carlos Sainz Jr. secure his first podium of the year on the team's home track. 

For the 10th straight time, the Dutch national anthem played out at the end of a Grand Prix but it was the drive of a lifetime for Ferrari that saw Carlos Sainz Jr. secure his first podium of the year on the team's home track.

Runaway Formula One points leader Max Verstappen secured a record 10th straight win of the season on Sunday at the Italian Grand Prix, leading his Red Bull team to a one-two on Ferrari's home track.
Another flawless performance from the two-time defending champion saw Verstappen beat teammate Sergio P&eacute;rez by 6.802 seconds.
Carlos Sainz Jr. was third, 11.082 behind Verstappen and just ahead of Charles Leclerc as the two Ferrari drivers battled for the final spot on Monza's iconic podium.
Verstappen had started second, behind Sainz, but eventually got past him at the start of lap 15 and from then on - just like the rest of the season - no-one could match the Red Bull's pace.
The record became all but a foregone conclusion as Verstappen began to pull away, swiftly building an advantage of more than five seconds five laps later.
The victory also saw Verstappen increase his huge championship lead to 145 points in a crushingly dominant season for the 25 year-old Dutchman.
Verstappen has won 12 of the 14 races for unbeaten Red Bull and matched Sebastian Vettel's F1 record of nine straight victories last weekend at the Dutch GP. Perez has the other two victories.
It was a second straight victory for Verstappen at Monza. Before last year he had never finished the Italian GP higher than fifth.

The Red Bull star clinched his third straight victory from pole position at the Zandvoort track, with veteran Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso finishing second and picking up a bonus point for the fastest lap.

Dutch Grand Prix: Max Verstappen secures 9th straight victory at home race

The Red Bull star clinched his third straight victory from pole position at the Zandvoort track, with veteran Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso finishing second and picking up a bonus point for the fastest lap.

Runaway Formula One leader Max Verstappen won a rain-marred Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday to equal Sebastian Vettel's F1 record of nine straight victories.
The Red Bull star clinched his third straight victory from pole position at the Zandvoort track, with veteran Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso finishing second and picking up a bonus point for the fastest lap.
Alpine driver Pierre Gasly crossed the line in fourth place behind Red Bull driver Sergio Perez, but the Frenchman moved up to third because Perez was given a five-second penalty for speeding in the pit lane.
The chaotic race was held up for 40-minutes by a late red flag after Alfa Romeo's Zhou Guanyu crashed. It restarted with a rolling start on Lap 65 of 72, in a race that featured multiple tire swaps as changing weather conditions played havoc with strategy calls.
The race restarted with Verstappen ahead of Alonso, Perez and Gasly. After two laps behind the safety car, Verstappen comfortably pulled away for his 11th win of a dominant campaign to stretch his lead over Perez to 138 points.
Vettel set the record in 2013 with Red Bull during its first dominant era &mdash; when he won four straight titles &mdash; and Verstappen's victory was a record-extending 14th straight for Red Bull dating back to last year's final race.
Verstappen also moved closer to his own F1 record of 15 wins set last year and onto 46 overall. Verstappen, who turns 26 next month, is already fifth all-time in wins. Alain Prost (51) and Vettel (53) are within his sights with nine races left.
It was another bad day for Ferrari, with Charles Leclerc retiring on Lap 44 due to floor damage. It was Leclerc's third DNF of the season, as many as all of last season.

Max Verstappen has now opened a mammoth 125-point lead over his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez after 12 races.

Max Verstappen: F1 leader extends massive lead with dominant win at Belgian Grand Prix

With his 8th consecutive win of the season, Max Verstappen extended his massive lead at the top of the drivers' standings to 125 points 

#F1 #BelgianGP #MaxVerstappen

<h2>Max Verstappen has now opened a mammoth 125-point lead over his Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez after 12 races.</h2>

In a display of sheer dominance, the defending Formula One champion, Max Verstappen, secured an emphatic victory at the Belgian Grand Prix, marking his eighth consecutive win this season and his 10th overall.
Starting from sixth place on the grid, Verstappen showcased his prowess and finished a staggering 22.3 seconds ahead of his teammate, Sergio Perez, granting Red Bull a comfortable 1-2 finish.
With this resounding triumph, Verstappen ominously drew closer to securing his third consecutive world title and will be aiming to equal his own F1 record of 15 wins achieved last year.
The Dutch driver now holds a significant lead of 125 points over Perez, an extraordinary feat after just 12 races. His next objective is to match Sebastian Vettel's F1 record of nine consecutive wins by claiming victory at the Dutch GP when the season resumes on August 27th.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc secured the third spot on the podium, earning his third podium finish of the season, while Lewis Hamilton, representing Mercedes, settled for fourth place, followed by Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin.
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Max Verstappen's victory was Red Bull's 12th consecutive win in Formula 1, breaking the record of 11 straight wins set by McLaren in 1988.
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Max Verstappen's dominant victory at Hungarian Grand Prix sets wins record for Red Bull F1 Team

Max Verstappen's victory was Red Bull's 12th consecutive win in Formula 1, breaking the record of 11 straight wins set by McLaren with Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost in 1988.

<h2>Max Verstappen's victory was Red Bull's 12th consecutive win in Formula 1, breaking the record of 11 straight wins set by McLaren in 1988.</h2>
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Max Verstappen secured an impressive triumph at the Hungarian Grand Prix, marking his seventh consecutive win and ninth victory of the season. Notably, this victory also brought a remarkable milestone for his Red Bull team, as it marked their 12th consecutive win, an achievement dating back to the final race of the 2022 season in Abu Dhabi.
This incredible feat by Red Bull surpassed the previous record of 11 straight wins set by McLaren with the iconic duo Ayrton Senna and Alain Prost in 1988. The Hungarian Grand Prix witnessed fierce competition, with McLaren's Lando Norris successfully defending his position against Red Bull's Sergio Perez to secure a well-earned second place.
Lewis Hamilton, who started the race from the pole position, demonstrated his skill on the track but could not challenge the strong race pace of Verstappen's Red Bull. Despite closing in on Perez in the final laps, Hamilton couldn't make an overtaking move and settled for a respectable fourth-place finish.
Verstappen's run of five consecutive pole positions was interrupted by Hamilton on Saturday, who celebrated his first pole since 2021. However, Hamilton knew that it would be challenging to compete with the Red Bull's speed during the race.
At the start of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Verstappen's skillful manoeuvre allowed him to surge ahead, securing the lead position as they approached the first corner. From there, he maintained a dominant lead throughout the race, showcasing his unparalleled talent on the track. This victory extended his championship lead to an impressive 110 points ahead of his teammate Perez.
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Max Verstappen's commanding win propelled Red Bull to their 11th consecutive Grand Prix victory, equalling the record previously set by McLaren in 1998.

Formula 1: Max Verstappen wins British Grand Prix, Red Bull equals all-time record

Max Verstappen's commanding win propelled Red Bull to their 11th consecutive Grand Prix victory, equalling the record previously set by McLaren in 1998.

#MaxVerstappen #F1 #BritishGP

<h2>Max Verstappen's commanding win propelled Red Bull to their 11th consecutive Grand Prix victory, equalling the record previously set by McLaren in 1998.</h2>

In a thrilling race at Silverstone, Max Verstappen showcased his exceptional skills by overcoming a slow start to claim victory at the British Grand Prix, securing his sixth consecutive Formula One win. The triumph not only solidified Verstappen's position as the championship leader but also propelled Red Bull to their 11th consecutive Grand Prix victory, matching the record set by McLaren in 1998.
Lando Norris, driving for McLaren, put up a remarkable fight against Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton to secure a hard-fought second place, while Norris' teammate Oscar Piastri achieved an impressive fourth-place finish.
George Russell, piloting the second Mercedes, crossed the finish line in fifth place, followed by Verstappen's teammate Sergio Perez. Fernando Alonso of Aston Martin, Alex Albon of Williams, and the two Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz completed the top ten.
Despite losing the lead to Norris at the start, Verstappen swiftly regained control on the fifth lap and held onto his position until the chequered flag.
Norris, who exceeded expectations with a surprise second-place qualifying position, maintained his strong performance throughout the race, fiercely defending his position against seven-time champion Hamilton. The battle between the two British drivers added to the excitement, resulting in Norris securing his best-ever finish alongside McLaren's most successful result since 2021.
Additionally, Oscar Piastri achieved a career-best finish, highlighting his potential in the sport.
Following his dominant victory, Verstappen now sits comfortably at the top of the championship standings with 255 points, holding a significant 99-point advantage over teammate Perez as the season reaches its halfway point. Alonso currently holds third place with 137 points, while Hamilton has closed the gap to 16 points, sitting on 121 points.
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Austrian GP 2023: Verstappen increased his championship lead to 81 points over his Red Bull Racing teammate Sergio Perez

Formula 1: Dominant Max Verstappen wins Austrian GP 2023

Defending two-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen continued his relentless march towards a third straight title with another dominating win at the Austrian Grand Prix on Sunday.

Formula 1: Dominant Max Verstappen wins Austrian GP

<h2>Verstappen increased his championship lead to 81 points over his Red Bull Racing teammate Sergio Perez</h2>

Defending two-time Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen continued his relentless march towards a third straight title with another dominating win at the Austrian Grand Prix 2023 on Sunday.
Verstappen started from pole position for the fourth straight race and secured his fifth consecutive win and seventh in nine races so far this season.
He increased his championship lead to 81 points over his Red Bull Racing teammate Sergio Perez.
The victory also took the Dutchman onto 42 Formula One wins overall, one ahead of the late Ayrton Senna and alone in fifth place on the all-time list of winners.

Verstappen is unlikely to be challenged by Tsunoda when the double world champion returns to his dominant Red Bull this weekend.

Watch: F1 Champion Max Verstappen loses Mega Trucks race to Yuki Tsunoda 

<h2>Verstappen is unlikely to be challenged by Tsunoda when the double world champion returns to his dominant Red Bull this weekend.</h2>

Ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix this weekend, champion Max Verstappen, and Yuki Tsunoda, swapped F1 cars for mega trucks on Monday. After lifting their blindfolds at the bottom of the towering Erzberg Mine in Eisenerz, Austria, the Red Bull and AlphaTauri pair were then presented with their new rides. The two both completed a qualifying lap inside their truck, which each have 500 horsepower engines and wheels that weigh over 700 kilograms. Verstappen posted a time of 55 seconds, with Tsunoda three seconds adrift, but the race was a different story. Tsunoda raced ahead after bouncing over the scrapped cars on the track, before Verstappen's truck began to misfire, handing the 23-year-old from Japan an easy victory. Verstappen is unlikely to be challenged by Tsunoda when the double world champion returns to his dominant Red Bull this weekend. Red Bull have won all eight races of the 2023 season so far, with the 25-year-old claiming six victories to hold a commanding 69-point lead over teammate Sergio Perez. Tsunoda has endured a difficult start to the season in Red Bull's sister team AlphaTauri, earning just two points.

Max Verstappen won his 6th race of the season to open a 69-point lead in the Drivers' Championship.

Max Verstappen equals Ayrton Senna's career victories after win at Canadian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen's 6th victory in just 8 races this season, also proved to be a significant milestone for the Red Bull team since it was their 100th victory in Formula 1.


#F1 #CanadianGrandPrix #MaxVerstappen

<h2>Max Verstappen won his 6th race of the season to open a 69-point lead in the Drivers' Championship.</h2>

Red Bull's Max Verstappen equalled Ayrton Senna's impressive tally of 41 Formula 1 victories with a win at the Canadian Grand Prix.
It was Verstappen's sixth victory in just eight races this season. It also proved to be a significant milestone for the Red Bull team since it was their 100th victory in Formula 1.
Verstappen's latest triumph propelled him to an outstanding 69-point lead in the championship standings. Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso showcased his skills by edging Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes on the track, securing a hard-earned 2nd place. Notably, Ferrari's Charles Leclerc displayed commendable resilience, recovering from an 11th-place qualifying position to secure a fourth-place finish.
Although Verstappen's winning margin of 9.5 seconds was the narrowest Red Bull has achieved over another team this season, it provides a glimmer of hope for the chasing pack. However, it was evident that the 25-year-old driver had more to offer and could have secured an even more commanding victory.
With only Alain Prost, Sebastian Vettel, Michael Schumacher, and Lewis Hamilton ahead of him in terms of victories, it is conceivable that Verstappen could surpass Prost's 51 wins and potentially challenge Vettel's 54 during the ongoing season, depending on his sustained dominance.
Verstappen's victory was the culmination of a stellar performance, starting from a brilliant pole position secured under wet conditions. With a remarkable 1.2-second advantage over the field, he swiftly converted his pole into an early lead at the first corner and masterfully maintained his pace, skillfully managing the intense battles that unfolded behind him.
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While Max Verstappen finished top yet again, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton & George Russell completed the podium lineup.

Formula 1: Max Verstappen wins Spanish GP, makes it a hat-trick of wins

Max Verstappen made it five wins for the season with his victory at Spanish GP on Sunday.

#F1 #MaxVerstappen #RedBull #Mercedes

<h2>While Max Verstappen finished top yet again, Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton &amp; George Russell completed the podium lineup.</h2>

Max Verstappen made it three successive F1 race wins - and claimed his fifth victory of the season - at the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday.
The Red Bull racer started from pole position and held off Carlos Sainz's early attack before cruising to a third career victory at Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, where the Dutchman achieved his maiden F1 race win in 2016.
Mercedes drivers filled the other steps of the podium, with Lewis Hamilton finishing in second place ahead of team-mate George Russell in third, while the second Red Bull of Sergio Perez clinched fourth place after starting from 11th on the grid.
As a result, Verstappen extended his lead over Perez at the top of the drivers' championship standings to 53 points after seven rounds.
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Verstappen&rsquo;s 39 F1 wins have all been with Red Bull since his debut for the team at the Spanish GP in 2016 when he became the youngest F1 winner at 18 years old

Max Verstappen wins Monaco GP to extend F1 championship lead

Formula One champion Max Verstappen's lights-to-flag victory win at the Monaco Grand gave the Red Bull driver his fourth victory of the season and extended his championship lead on Sunday

Verstappen&rsquo;s 39 F1 wins have all been with Red Bull since his debut for the team at the Spanish GP in 2016 when he became the youngest F1 winner at 18 years old

Formula One champion Max Verstappen's lights-to-flag victory win at the Monaco Grand gave the Red Bull driver his fourth victory of the season and extended his championship lead on Sunday.
Spanish veteran Fernando Alonso was a season's best second for Aston Martin as he collected a fifth podium in six races, while Frenchman Esteban Ocon secured third place and a rare podium for Alpine.
For most of the race, Verstappen coasted on a dry and narrow track where overtaking is the hardest in F1.
Verstappen&rsquo;s 39 F1 wins have all been with Red Bull since his debut for the team at the Spanish GP in 2016 when he became the youngest F1 winner at 18 years old.
He set a team record for wins as he passed former Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel&rsquo;s previous tally of 38 victories for the team when he won four straight titles from 2010-13.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen raced to his 3rd win of the season in Miami after starting off at ninth position in the grid on Sunday as his team remain undefeated after 5 races this year.

Formula 1: 'The pace was very good' - Max Verstappen on winning from P9 in Miami

Red Bull Racing are still undefeated this season after Verstappen's Miami win!

#F1 #Verstappen #MiamiGP

Max Verstappen made sure his team remains undefeated this season as the Dutch racer got his 3rd win of the season in Miami after starting at 9th position on the grid.

Red Bull's Max Verstappen raced to his 3rd win of the season in Miami after starting off at ninth position in the grid on Sunday as his team remain undefeated after 5 races this year.
The Dutch racer finished ahead of teammate Sergio Perez in what was the fourth 1-2 finish for Red Bull this year.
"I knew that the car was very quick. It was just about how quickly I could clear all the cars ahead of me. And of course, I was also on a bit of a different strategy, but yeah, the pace was very good. It was very important to go really long in the first stint, but it was a bit difficult, to tell how the tyres would last. So that's why probably in the middle of that stint I had to back in or back it out a bit. And then at the end of that stint, I could push again because I could feel like I would hit that lap anyway, the lap number we wanted to target. And yeah, that's why I think that made my race, too, to come out so close. Of course, after the pit stop, then, of course, I had fresher tyres, and that tyre's probably a little bit more fragile today, but it was still good enough for us to pull out again." Verstappen said after Miami win.
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It was the fifth career win for Perez, who started from the pole for the second consecutive year at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit

Formula 1: Red Bull's Sergio Perez holds off Max Verstappen's charge to win Saudi Arabian GP

Sergio Perez won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and Max Verstappen drove from 15th to second to give Red Bull a 1-2 finish on Sunday, in what is shaping up to be a runaway season for the reigning Formula One champions.

It was the fifth career win for Perez, who started from the pole for the second consecutive year at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit

Sergio Perez won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and Max Verstappen drove from 15th to second to give Red Bull a 1-2 finish on Sunday, in what is shaping up to be a runaway season for the reigning Formula One champions. And there have only been two races so far.
It was the fifth career win for Perez, who started from the pole for the second consecutive year at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit.
George Russell finished 3rd after the Fernando Alonso was handed a 10-second penalty for incorrectly serving an early penalty and was dropped to fourth. Lewis Hamilton finished fifth.
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Charles Leclerc, who started the race third on the grid, couldn't finish because of an engine failure.

Formula 1: Perfect start for Red Bull with Verstappen's win in Bahrain, Alonso finishes third

ICYMI: It was the perfect start to 2023 for Red Bull, with Max Verstappen & Sergio Perez taking one-two in the season-opening Bahrain GP.

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Charles Leclerc, who started the race third on the grid, couldn't finish because of an engine failure.

It was the perfect start to 2023 for Red Bull, with Max Verstappen &amp; Sergio Perez taking one-two in the season-opening Bahrain GP.
Mexico's Sergio Perez finished 11.9 seconds behind his two-time world champion teammate Verstappen, who led from start to finish.
Ferrari, on the other hand, had another troubled start. Chales Leclerc, who was running third, couldn't finish the race due to an engine failure. To rub salt into their wounds, Carlos Sainz Jr. was then overtaken by the veteran double-world champion Fernando Alonso.
7-time winner Lewis Hamilton finished fifth in his Mercedes, with his teammate George Russell 7th, behind Lance Stroll in his Aston Martin.
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The fine has to be paid within 30 days and the car development time restrictions have been applied for 2023.

Red Bull fined $7 million for breaching Formula One's cost cap

Formula 1's governing body, FIA, has imposed a $7m fine and a 10% reduction in car development time for a budget cap breach by Red Bull.

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The fine has to be paid within 30 days and the car development time restrictions will be applied in 2023.

The governing body of Formula One has imposed a $7 million fine on Red Bull as punishment for overspending the 2021 cost cap by $1.8 million during Max Verstappen's first championship season. They will also be penalised with a 10% reduction in permitted aerodynamic research, the FIA confirmed on Friday at the Mexico City Grand Prix.&nbsp;
The decision, however will not satisfy Red Bull rivals who had called for harsh penalties ranging from stripping Max Verstappen of last year's title, a reduction in future Red Bull spending, and any punishment that would hurt the team competitively.&nbsp; The fine has to be paid within 30 days and the car development time restrictions have been applied for 2023. Red Bull has already won the second F1 title with Verstappen and their fifth constructors' championship last weekend, where Verstappen registered a record-equalling 13th win of the year. Also Read <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/t20-world-cup/t20-world-cup-2022-team-india-unhappy-have-icc-hired-the-best-services-in-australia-1667023700460">T20 World Cup 2022: Team India unhappy! Have ICC hired the best services in Australia?</a>

Verstappen regained the lead when George Russell pitted on lap 35 of 71, and stayed clear of Hamilton for his eighth win in nine races

Max Verstappen claims record 14th win of the season with Mexico Grand Prix triumph

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won a very special Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday as victory helped him break Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel's record for the most race wins in a Formula One season with his 14th victory of 2022

Here is how the race unfolded

Verstappen regained the lead when George Russell pitted on lap 35 of 71, and stayed clear of Hamilton for his eighth win in nine races

Red Bull's Max Verstappen won a very special Mexico Grand Prix on Sunday as victory helped him break Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel's record for the most race wins in a Formula One season with his 14th victory of 2022.
World champion Verstappen finished a comfortable 15.186 seconds ahead of Lewis Hamilton of Mercedes while Verstappen's Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez finished third on home soil. It was the second win inside a week for Dutchman Verstappen, who also triumphed at the United States Grand Prix in Austin.&nbsp;
Two-time world champion Verstappen held pole position and trailed after pitting earlier than the Mercedes duo of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell due to starting on soft tyres.
The Dutchman regained the lead when Russell pitted on lap 35 of 71, and stayed clear of Hamilton for his eighth win in nine races.
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