How Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen and Mercedes rival George Russell went from being friendly racing rivals to a furious spat which rumbles on months after their falling out

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 insisted his run-in with Max Verstappen was in the past but reiterated that he will not be pushed around on track. The Mercedes driver publicly fell out with his Red Bull counterpart at the end of last season but in a new year and with a winter break behind him,

Mercedes Formula 1 star George Russell has reignited the bitter feud with Max Verstappen which saw him claim the Red Bull star was a 'bully' last season. The two stars of F1 are used to competing against each other on track, but during the final two rounds of last year's championship campaign, their disagreements spilled off-track.

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

Four-time World Champion Verstappen would also reunite with the genius behind his success at Red Bull. Still, according to Planet F1, Aston Martin has "categorically denied" any buzz about the Dutch-Belgian driver joining its ranks, given that Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso are already part of the team.

George Russell and Max Verstappen's feud is set to continue after the Brit revealed he wouldn't speak to the Dutchman in their aftermath of their Qatar GP row.

Max Verstappen and George Russell were in attendance for the F1 75 event as the pair had quite the awkward moment thanks to comedian and host Jack Whitehall.

Max Verstappen insists he will “manage the situation” regarding the threat of a race ban in the first few months of the 2025 F1 season. The four-time world champion, after incidents in Austria, Mexico,