After the summer break, the end of Max Verstappen's run of titles looked almost certain - but now, he's back in the game after cutting Oscar Piastri's lead down by 64 points in the past four races

Red Bull star Max Verstappen looks to win his fourth Formula 1 United States Grand Prix in five years, when the race at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas, begins at 3 p.m. ET (2 p.m. CT) on Sunday, Oct. 19.

So far, the United States Grand Prix has delivered nothing but good news for Max Verstappen - storming to pole on his final attempt in sprint qualifying and the

McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has stated he believes Max Verstappen and Red Bull have a quicker driver and car combination than the papaya team. Verstappen has now taken three out of the last four available pole positions,

Red Bull are putting plans in place to cover themselves should Max Verstappen leave the team. The reigning world champion is locked in for 2026, but what happens after that remains up in the air. Verstappen’s current contract runs through to the end of 2028,

Despite an uptick in performances as of the past few races, and a faraway shot at winning the Drivers' Title, Max Verstappen is not certain on the pace of the R