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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — An angry Max Verstappen was an early exit from the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, with the Red Bull driver sustaining a fiery mechanical failure on the fourth lap of the race, enduring his first race retirement since Albert Park in Australia in 2022.

Verstappen currently has a contract to race with the Milton Keynes-based squad until 2028, but his future has been the subject of intense speculation in recent weeks off the back of the turmoil at the top of Red Bull.

Georgia releases statement on Trevor Etienne’s arrest. He was booked Tuesday morning on four driving-related charges. “We are aware of the charges and are currently working to gather more information,” Steven said. Drummond, AD’s senior director of strategic communications, said in a statement. With ESPN’s Adam Rittenberg. “This is a pending legal matter and we…

Colorado football star Travis Hunter surprised his mom with a house a month after getting a diamond engagement ring for his fiance while earning millions of dollars. subject of NCAA investigation. But that’s not a problem these days, because student-athletes now benefit from their name, image and license (NOT). . He plays wide receiver for coach Deion Sanders and…

Max Verstappen’s early retirement from the Australian GP gave hope to the rest of the field as Carlos Sainz drove Ferrari to victory.

Christian Horner speaks out details on Max Verstappen’s retirement from the Australian Grand Prix after the Red Bull driver’s tense exchange with a mechanic