Few moments from the intense 2021 F1 title fight between Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton are as memorable as the Brazilian Grand Prix weekend, when Verstappen was fined $50,000 for touching the rear wing of Hamilton’s Mercedes.

Here’s a guide that tells you what you need to know about the Dutch Grand Prix. It’s the 15th round of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

After losing his home race to Lando Norris in 2024, Max Verstappen's domination around Zandvoort came to an end, and he is under pressure heading into the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix. Red Bull's bad performance this season has been a major source of uncertainty.

Zandvoort made its comeback to the F1 calendar in 2021 after a massive 36-year break, and right away Max Verstappen made it his stage, dominating the weekend on his way to his first world title that same year.

Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Max Verstappen dodged a question about driving the Racing Bulls' F1 car during the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend. Notably, both teams are owned by Red Bull, with Racing Bulls being the junior team meant for rookie drivers to undergo F1 experience before being shortlisted for a promotion to Red Bull.

In the Instagram carousel — consisting of three photos and one video — Verstappen gave F1 fans a glimpse into what his summer break has looked like thus far, including cute-as-can-be photos with his partner, Kelly Piquet, as well as their newborn daughter. Keep scrolling to see for yourself.

No podium celebration has hit the F1 world quite like this one: Max Verstappen, relaxed by the water, cradling his newborn daughter Lily against his chest. The Red Bull star posted the tender image on Instagram with a two-word caption—”good times”— and the replies poured in almost instantly from family,

Red Bull Racing Formula One driver Max Verstappen has uncovered McLaren's strongest point that has helped it dominate the F1 grid thus far. For the first time since the inception of the current ground effect era in 2022, Verstappen is not leading the championship.