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Today’s race marked the end of the season.  It also marked the end of an era.  Sebastian Vettel drove his last Formula 1 race.  He

Brazil was a very interesting weekend of racing.  There were two key firsts for two drivers.  First, Kevin Magnusson earned Haas’s first ever pole for

Red Bull achieves another double podium this year.  Max Verstappen won pole and then proceeded to win his 14th race of the season.  The Mexican

Max Verstappen has already secured his second Formula 1 Championship.  With Verstappen’s victory and Sergio Perez’s performance on Sunday, Red Bull has secured the constructors

Max Verstappen wins his twelfth race of the year and his second world championship.  When the race was red flagged at lap three, we all

It was a wet weekend in Singapore.  One could say that Max Verstappen’s second Formula 1 Championship is merely rain delayed.  Singapore’s rainy weekend befuddled

Though Max Verstappen won his fifth race in a row, he started seventh on the grid. Verstappen his teammate Sergio Perez took new engines for Monza. Verstappen is on his fifth new engine of the season. Each team is allocated three engines before penalties are assessed. Despite a seventh-place start, Verstappen was already up to fourth place, getting a huge jump on the start, as he passed by Lando Norris well before the first chicane of the race. By the time he rounded the 3.6 mile circuit and was back on the main straight heading into lap two, Verstappen was powering past Daniel Ricciardo’s McLaren at a blistering pace. As lap five started, a Red Bull and a Mercedes were heading into the chicane at turn one. Last year, Verstappen and Hamilton crashed out in this same chicane in spectacular fashion. This year, it was Verstappen and George Russell heading into the same chicane and the results were much tamer. There wasn’t even a tire rub as Verstappen rolled by into second place.

Max Verstappen wins the Dutch Grand Prix for the second year in a row! It is his tenth win of the season, already matching his

The legend that is Max Verstappen continues to grow. Red Bull opted to switch out several important engine components at this race, forcing Verstappen to start fourteenth instead of on pole. It didn’t matter. Everyone knew Verstappen was quickest on the track by a wide margin. He was the only driver to post a sub 1:44 time at SPA during qualification. Still, when one starts fourteenth, there isn’t an expectation that the driver will finish on the podium, let alone first. Yet, that is exactly what happened. Not only did Max Verstappen finish first, but he also finished with the fastest lap as well. Even more impressive, he made his way to first by lap fourteen. Four of those laps were under a safety car due to two dust ups between four drivers in lap one and two. Verstappen went from fourteenth to first in essentially ten laps. His extraordinary drive on Sunday only serves to build his legend.

Max Verstappen and Red Bull once again proved why they are head and shoulders above the rest of the field. Verstappen and Sergio Perez qualified 10th and 11th respectfully. As the race unfolded, Verstappen steadily worked his way thru the field. Red Bull’s strategy to box at lap 39 caused Ferrari to react as Red Bull no doubt predicted. The smart teams pay attention to each other. They know what tires are left. They know what issues the other teams have with their cars. Red Bull made a call and Ferrari reacted poorly. Still, Verstappen had to finish the race, and finish he did. He overtook Leclerc on lap 41 and then spun out a few turns later. Apparently, the car was having issues with the clutch and while Verstappen was making adjustments, he spun the car out. Still, the spin had little effect on Verstappen. He remained cool and drove his race…all the way to victory. This is his 28th victory.