Max Verstappen

The Circuit of the Americas was previously believed to be a track that favours the Mercedes cars

The two drivers raced wheel to wheel during the practice session

Red Bull Racing are concerned about Mercedes' new found race pace says former F1 driver Martin Brundle.

Lewis Hamilton wants to win all the remaining six races as he battles Max Verstappen for the 2021 Drivers' championship title.

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are separated by six points in the 2021 Drivers' championship. Rosberg has opened up on what it took to beat Hamilton to the 2016 title.

Former Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg has drawn comparison between seven-time world champions Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher.

Sebastian Vettel thought it was impossible to beat Michael Schumacher and Ferrari in the early part of last decade before Fernando Alonso dethroned the seven-time world champion.

Former Red Bull driver Mark Webber is unsure if the Austrian team is giving Max Verstappen the car needed to close out the 2021 Drivers' championship.

Mercedes have moved ahead of Red Bull Racing in terms of race pace especially after the Silver Arrows introduced new power units in both cars.

Lewis Hamilton threw away a potential podium finish at the Turkish Grand Prix after agreeing to make a late pit stop for fresh tyres that saw him finish in fifth. The Briton surrendered his two point advantage in the championship to Max Verstappen, who now leads by six points.

Red Bull Racing chief Helmut Marko has revealed that the team held talks with Lando Norris about joining the team, but the driver committed his long-term future to McLaren.

Mercedes were hoping that Valtteri Bottas' grid penalty will help them keep Max Verstappen from making too much progress up the grid. The plan backfired as the Red Bull Racing driver eventually finished just behind race winner Lewis Hamilton in second place.

Max Verstappen started at the back of the grid at the Russian Grand Prix but managed to finish second behind race winner and chief title rival Lewis Hamilton.

His 99th victory came on home ground at Silverstone in July this year but it was achieved in controversial circumstances.

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen have been involved in two major crashes this season and Alex Wurz expects that it will not be the last with both drivers battling for the title.

Two-time F1 world champion Fernando Alonso believes Max Verstappen is currently the best driver on the grid ahead of Lewis Hamilton. The Spaniard feels the Dutch racer is the title favourite going into the final stretch of the season.

Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes have been accused of faking injury by Red Bull chief Helmut Marko following the crash with Verstappen in Monza. Fernando Alonso also believes it was just a racing incident with both drivers unwilling to give in.

Max Verstappen needs to grow up soon according former F1 world champion Sir Jackie Stewart. The British racing legend wants Red Bull to intervene to ensure clean racing.

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen collided at the Italian Grand Prix after the Dutchman attempted to pass the Briton in to Turn 1

Hamilton will start from P4 on Sunday's Italian Grand Prix

George Russell is clear about his role with regards to Lewis Hamilton when he joins Mercedes in 2022. The driver is ready to take the fight to the seven-time world champion.

The home crowd came out in droves to support Max Verstappen in this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix

Lewis Hamilton all but confirmed George Russell as his new teammate for 2022. The welcome from the seven-time world champion, however, did come with a stern warning about how the partnership can work.

Lewis Hamilton went to war with the F1 management after he labelled their handling of the Belgian GP a farce. He believes their decisions were motivated by their financial commitments to the organisers and broadcasters.

Verstappen will be on a mission to re-take the championship lead this weekend

Max Verstappen took a dig at Lewis Hamilton suggesting that the crash was inevitable owing to the Mercedes driver's approach at Corpse on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix.

Red Bull Racing advisor Helmut Marko has refused to forgive Lewis Hamilton for his crash with Max Verstappen claiming that the penalty system needs to be reviewed.

Lewis Hamilton was heavily booed by the crowd at the Hungaroring and the British driver believes the Red Bull Racing team is responsible for the crowd's hostile reaction.

It was an eventful Hungarian Grand Prix, which saw Lewis Hamilton retaking the championship lead

Hamilton successfully secured pole position on Saturday's qualifying session