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Red Bull's Max Verstappen celebrates winning the race on the podium. (Reuters Photo) Red Bull's Max Verstappen won Formula One's showcase Monaco Grand Prix on Sunday to lead the world championship for the first time in his career. The 23-year-old Dutch driver started the day 14 points behind Mercedes' seven times world champion Lewis Hamilton and ended it four clear. Hamilton finished seventh, with an extra point for the fastest lap. "It's so special around here to win and, also for me, the first time on the podium here. An amazing race," said Verstappen, who had everything under control f...

Verstappen has Hamilton 'under his thumb' according to Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner May 24, 2021 11:02 BST The gloves seem to coming off in the battle for the Formula 1 Drivers' Championship title between Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen as the latter took victory on Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix. It all started ahead of the Monaco race when Hamilton made a comment about Verstappen being more aggressive during their on-track battles because he had something to prove. But the Dutchman hit back immediately by stating that he had nothing to prove, and that it takes two drivers i...

    0 Crash.net F1 journalist Connor McDonagh runs through the field’s driver ratings following the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix in Monte Carlo. Each driver is scored out of ten with the rating being heavily weighted on their race day performance. Qualifying performance holds less weight when deciding the ratings Max Verstappen (Qualified 2nd, finished 1st) - 10 Verstappen did what he had to do in the principality to get his championship challenge back on track. With Lewis Hamilton only managing seventh on the grid, Verstappen knew it was the perfect chance to gain ground in the race for the ...

    0 Lando Norris admits he was “pretty worried” he’d lose his spot on the Formula 1 podium after struggling for pace in the second half of the Monaco Grand Prix. Norris ran in fourth for the opening stint, moving up a place from his starting grid position due to Charles Leclerc’s non-start. The McLaren remained within touching distance of the leading trio before the round of pit stops. Norris struggled with performance when he switched to the hard tyre and came under pressure from Red Bull’s Sergio Perez in the closing laps. The young Brit managed to fend off Perez to score hi...

2021 Formula 1 Monaco Grand Prix winner Max Verstappen has taken a subtle dig at Lewis Hamilton, stating “actions always speak louder than words”.