So far, the United States Grand Prix has delivered nothing but good news for Max Verstappen - storming to pole on his final attempt in sprint qualifying and the

A USTIN, Texas — When Formula 1 arrived in Austin for the United States Grand Prix, one overwhelming question cast a shadow over the entire paddock: Could Max Verstappen truly pull off one of the sport’s greatest comebacks? By the time the grid reached the second turn of Saturday’s F1 Sprint race, that possibility seemed nearly inevitable.

Max Verstappen stormed to pole position for the U.S. Grand Prix ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris, with championship leader Oscar Piastri struggling to sixth.

Max Verstappen took a comfortable pole position ahead of Lando Norris after Oscar Piastri slumped to sixth on a difficult day for the title leader. Verstappen needed only one lap to confirm himself as the fastest driver at the Circuit of The Americas,

Despite an uptick in performances as of the past few races, and a faraway shot at winning the Drivers' Title, Max Verstappen is not certain on the pace of the R

Helmut Marko weighs in on Max Verstappen's title chances after McLaren's latest points loss at Formula 1's United States Grand Prix

George Russell finished runner-up to Max Verstappen in the sprint race for the United States Grand Prix and only had one opportunity to overtake the Red Bull driver

Verstappen headed into the United States Grand Prix 63 points behind Piastri at the top, but with momentum on his side. The reigning world champion has finished ahead of both McLaren drivers in each of the last three full-length races, and if he continues at his current rate, he will take the title fight down to the wire in Abu Dhabi.