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Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen has said that he will not win another race for the remainder of 2025. Verstappen has dominated the sport in recent seasons, winning four world championships consecutively;

A disappointing Hungarian GP weekend led to Max Verstappen claiming that Red Bull will not win another F1 race this year, amid McLaren dominance

It has been a difficult first season with Ferrari for Lewis Hamilton, one which hit a new low at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Martin Brundle branded it “one of the worst weekends” in Hamilton’s career. Not only did he struggle at a venue where he is eight times a winner, his comments to the press sparked great concern.

Formula 1 commentator Martin Brundle has raised concerns over Lewis Hamilton’s future in the sport, suggesting the seven-time world champion might consider retirement rather than continue through two more seasons of frustration — especially after a difficult Hungarian Grand Prix weekend.

Martin Brundle believes Lewis Hamilton is in a “difficult place personally” after a difficult start to his Ferrari F1 career. After winning six world titles and spending 12 years at Mercedes, Hamilton moved to Ferrari ahead of the 2025 campaign,