McLaren will not bring anymore upgrades for the 2025 season despite Max Verstappen's late resurgence in the championship race.

Lewis Hamilton tells McLaren title rivals to copy ‘cut-throat’ Max Verstappen - Verstappen has emerged as a genuine title threat.

Max Verstappen is chasing a fifth Formula 1 championship after a dominant weekend at the United States Grand Prix.

Despite an uptick in performances as of the past few races, and a faraway shot at winning the Drivers' Title, Max Verstappen is not certain on the pace of the R

Scoring 101 of the maximum 108 points in the last four race weekends, Max Verstappen has laid down his marker as a World title contender, but Fernando Alonso doesn’t believe the momentum swings for this season are over.

The reigning world champion looked dead and buried in the title fight after the summer break, as Piastri’s Dutch Grand Prix triumph moved him over 100 points clear of Verstappen, and 34 points ahead of team-mate Norris. However, since then, momentum has swung in the Red Bull driver’s favour.

Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies claimed "we are witnessing something quite extraordinary" as Max Verstappen delivered a perfect weekend at the United States Grand Prix. The Dutchman secured pole position for both the sprint race and grand prix and went on to convert both poles into victories, taking home a total of 33 points.

McLaren’s Formula 1 championship leader certainly wasn’t very fast Sunday at the Circuit of the Americas as teammate and title rival Lando Norris and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen both took big bites out his points advantage at the United States Grand Prix.