Max Verstappen has opened up about the prospect of surpassing Formula 1 legends Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher by securing seven or more world championsh

Max Verstappen has admitted that while surpassing the seven World Championships won by Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher is the ‘ultimate’ F1 aim, there are other priorities in his life, such as spending time with his family and racing in other disciplines.

Lewis Hamilton was quick to give his congratulations to Max Verstappen after the Dutchman claimed his fourth consecutive F1 world title at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Verstappen finished the race in fifth, one spot ahead of closest contender Lando Norris, to claim the 2024 drivers’ title with two races left.

In a hallmark year for Formula 1, Max Verstappen clinched his fourth world championship at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix, marking a huge milestone in his racing

Max Verstappen secured his fourth World Championship title after finishing fifth at the Las Vegas Grand Prix on Saturday night.

Lewis Hamilton was quick to pay tribute to Max Verstappen after the Red Bull driver sealed another world championship, further etching himself into the Formula 1 history books

Verstappen and Hamilton have become entangled in each other's legacies and are among the few elite drivers to have achieved the feat of winning four or more world titles, joining Juan Manuel Fangio, Alain Prost, Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel.

His fourth title was hard-won. As title defenses go, 2025 is already shaping up to be an even greater test for Max Verstappen.

Newly-crowned quadruple world champion Max Verstappen will switch his attention from the drivers' title race to the teams' contest this weekend when he leads Red Bull's unlikely bid to retain