Max Verstappen said he's "not having fun at all" driving Formula 1's controversial cars after crashing out of the season's first qualifying session

Max Verstappen was cleared by Formula 1 medics after a heavy qualifying crash in Melbourne, but the Red Bull driver will start Sunday’s Australian Grand Prix from 20th after a shock Q1 exit

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen emerged unscathed from his accident in Australian Grand Prix qualifying, which an X-ray performed on his hands confirmed. Verstappen was on his very first flying lap in qualifying when the RB22’s rear wheels locked as he braked ahead of Turn 1,

Max Verstappen once again voiced criticism of Formula 1's new cars after qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix.

That accident became the inspiration for the 2025 Brad Pitt blockbuster film, F1. Now, almost 36 years on from that life-changing moment during qualifying for the Spanish Grand Prix, Martin Donnelly is headed back to the track he was meant to race on next, "looking for some closure".

Kimi Antonelli suffered a big accident in third free practice for Formula 1's Australian Grand Prix as Mercedes team-mate George Russell topped the timesheets

Max Verstappen explains why he was sent to the medical centre after crashing during Q1 of Australian Grand Prix qualifying in Melbourne.