Max Verstappen’s woes in the 2025 season continue as he fails to amass any notable results in the Monaco GP. The post Max Verstappen Not ‘Thinking’ About F1 Title After Disappointing Monaco GP appeared first on FirstSportz.

MAX VERSTAPPEN has turned heads in Monaco this week, but for once it is not for his electric pace on the Formula One track. Instead, it is his £12million super yacht, named “Unleash the

Max Verstappen likened Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix to “Mario Kart racing” as he led criticism of the “two-pit stop” rule imposed for the race, dismissing the experiment as gimmicky and saying it “had not worked”.

Max Verstappen has had a difficult start to the 2025 season. The Dutchman’s campaign has been overshadowed by McLaren’s Oscar The post Max Verstappen Declares Red Bull to Bounce Back at Spanish GP After Dismal Monaco Outing appeared first on FirstSportz.

Max Verstappen’s luxurious £12million superyacht arrived at the Monaco Grand Prix yesterday. The Red Bull star finally got his hands on a Mangusta GranSport 33 days before heading to the principality.

In Sunday's main F1 event, Verstappen was forced to give up his grand prix lead on the last lap in order to adhere to the mandatory two-stop rule the FIA introduced for the 2025 Monaco GP, meaning the Dutchman only managed a P4 finish in the principality.

Max Verstappen has jokingly named the only way the Monaco Grand Prix could ever be changed after labelling the race as 'boring'.

After a phenomenal performance last weekend in Italy, things aren’t looking quite as bright for Red Bull around the streets of Monaco.

Red Bull F1 driver Max Verstappen is making waves ahead of the Monaco GP. Earlier this week, Verstappen skipped the private screening of the upcoming F1

Max Verstappen debuts his $15M Mangusta yacht ahead of the Monaco GP, showcasing his luxury lifestyle off the track.

The yacht’s base price starts at $12 million, but with Verstappen’s customisations, it’s likely worth significantly more. Illman estimates the annual upkeep of the vessel at over $1.2 million, underscoring its elite status.

Miami confirmed with more certainty two things suggested in earlier races: that if the circuit layout doesn’t punish the Red Bull’s narrow balance window too much, Max Verstappen can spoil McLaren’s party – in qualifying. Secondly, the higher the rear tyre demand, the bigger McLaren’s race advantage becomes.