As a promotional campaign for the all-electric Honda e:Ny1, Max Verstappen travelled to a karting track near Red Bull's headquarters in Milton Keynes. The karters present were completely surprised by the arrival of the triple Formula 1 world champion. During a 'meet and greet', Verstappen gave tips on how to get faster.

The high-octane world of Formula 1 merges with the artistry of manga in a groundbreaking collaboration, revealing an intimate journey into the life of racing sensation, Yuki Tsunoda. Today, Catawiki, the leading online marketplace for special objects, is returning to its foundational comics roots, presenting an exclusive limited-edition comic art series titled “The Yuki Trilogy”, chronicling the life and adventures of the Scuderia AlphaTauri driving star, from his unexpected race beginnings to deeply personal off-grid moments. The exclusive comic series, signed by the driver, is available from September 20th until October 1st in a special auction on Catawiki.

Louis Sharp will take another step towards his Formula 1 dream when he races on this weekend's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix bill (18-20 November).

Daruvala, Lawson and Vips eye Formula 2 wins as Sato set to shine in Japan.

Now that 2021 is definitely over, CRG boss Giancarlo Tinini draws up a sporting and commercial review of the past year, anticipating the most important themes of the upcoming new season.

Max Verstappen won the F1 World Championship title at the age of 24 years only, after one of the most exciting seasons of all time.

From karting to his maiden world championship in Formula One.

Max Verstappen took the 2021 Formula One title on Sunday after incredible drama in Abu Dhabi.

The Formula One hit the halfway stage of the season, with Max Verstappen in second position trailing Lewis Hamilton only 8 points. Red Bull sat down with Max to see how he feels about his season so far. With 11 races of the season down, Max has claimed five wins and was leading the Drivers’ Championship until the latest race at the Hungaroring. But it’s not just race wins the Dutchman has collected, he’s also picked up a few new records along the way too. However, the two most recent races haven’t gone to plan for Max and the Team.

When Max Verstappen was racing in karts, he already dreamed of a win in Monaco. Many years after a succesful career in karts, Max made his dream come through. He won the 2021 Monaco Grand Prix.

The circuit of Genk (BEL), the "Home of Champions", will launch the FIA Karting European Championship - OK & Junior from 13th to 16th May 2021. 190 drivers have registered for this grand opening event and the trend towards a younger OK category continues.

The curtain fell on Arthur Rogeon’s 2020 season in November on the final evening of the world championship in Portugal. In-depth reflections then began to analyse the months that had passed to prepare the best strategy for the driver from the Pays de la Loire region of France to move up to OK, the top category in ‘traditional’ direct drive karting. After talking to several Italian factories, it was decided that the best course for him to follow would be to join CRG, winner of a raft of world titles.

In the most recent episode of Talking Bull, Red Bull Racing had a one-to-one chat with Max Verstappen and his dad Jos Verstappen where they talk all about Max’s career to date, including the time Jos left Max at a petrol station because he’d crashed out of a race, here are the five standout moments from the chat.

Max Verstappen looks ahead to the start of the season at the Red Bull Ring in Austria. The last two editions were won by the Dutchman, but that doesn't give him any guarantees for this year, so he says in this interview. The Red Bull driver is very positive about the RB16 and the Honda engine and is happy that the season is finally starting.

This year Red Bull Junior Jonny Edgar is racing for Dutch team Van Amersfoort Racing, former team of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc. The 16 year old driver tested his Formula 4 car last month in Zandvoort. His big dream is to reach Formula One and follow the footsteps of Verstappen and Leclerc. Watch an interview with Jonny Edgar in de video below.

Originally from Belgium, Cash van Belle has lived in Italy for fifteen years for professional karting reasons. Throughout his career, he has had the opportunity to look after great drivers such as Bas Lammers, Jérémy Iglesias, Max Verstappen and George Russell. He is currently the team manager of the official racing department of the IPK factory, which runs the Praga Kart and Formula K brands. Here is his view of the situation in Italy in mid-May 2020.

The Contest on CRG social channels (Facebook and Instagram) to elect the best CRG driver from 2000 to today (the last 20 years) has been very successful. In the end, however, the verdict was unequivocal: Max Verstappen is considered the strongest and most loved driver. The Dutchman scored 983 points and prevailed both in the votes obtained by Facebook and on Instagram. It should be remembered that Verstappen was recently elected by the sector press as the strongest Kart driver of the last 10 years and this further recognition underlines once again how strong and complete he is considered. Behind him, Paolo De Conto ranked with 764 points, a true recent icon of karting, a driver who has given the CRG brand dozens of international successes and who has only retired from racing earlier this season. Lewis Hamilton climbed the 3rd step of the podium, perhaps the most popular F1 driver that CRG has launched at the top of Motorsport. In the top 5 also Jonathan Thonon, 4th with 686 points and still firmly in the memory of Karting enthusiasts, while in 5th place was Robert Kubica (522 points), for which his fan club also moved en masse in the voting by sharing the Contest on their social pages.