George Russell says he won't follow Lando Norris by changing his approach to Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen following a feud last season. Russell accused Verstappen of bullying in November and claimed the Dutch driver had threatened to crash into him deliberately.

Formula 1 stars Max Verstappen and George Russell have found themselves clashing with one another over the years, and their relationship has proven complex.

Max Verstappen and George Russell are ready to move on from the feud that saw them spectacularly fell out at the back end of last season.

GEORGE RUSSELL has “no intention” of burying the hatchet with Max Verstappen following their explosive row last season. The pair went to war in last year’s finale in Abu Dhabi, with the

Mercedes driver George Russell has claimed he didn’t bother to read the online abuse he received from Dutch F1 fans after his explosive row with Max Verstappen last season. The pair fell out after an on-track incident during qualifying for the Qatar Grand Prix, with the Red Bull man deemed at fault and handed a one-place penalty.

The four-time F1 world champion Verstappen and Mercedes driver Russell had a heated exchanged at last year’s Qatar Grand Prix.

Max Verstappen’s dominance in Formula 1 is undeniable, but could 2025 be the year he loses his grip on the championship? Dutch driver Tim Coronel believes Lando Norris is the one to watch, with McLaren’s impressive car and Norris’ new aggressive approach.

Max Verstappen has lifted the lid on his relationship with Lando Norris after battling with the British star for the Formula 1 world championship last season. The Red Bull sensation ended up winning his fourth drivers’ title in a row late in the campaign at Las Vegas but endured a tough season in a team that could only finish third in the constructors’ championship.