The four-time F1 world champion Verstappen and Mercedes driver Russell had a heated exchanged at last year’s Qatar Grand Prix.

George Russell says he won't follow Lando Norris by changing his approach to Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen following a feud last season, as Verstappen said he has “no intention to continue any kind of beef.

George Russell and Max Verstappen were involved in an explosive bust-up towards the end of the 2024 season, with the duo set to renew their rivalry in the upcoming campaign

George Russell's feud with Max Verstappen shows no signs of simmering, despite fans urging the Brit to let it go after claiming supporters of the Dutchman sent his team abusive emails. The pair clashed at the back-end of last season and engaged in a war of words after the Qatar Grand Prix that only really stopped because the season did.

George Russell has not spoken to Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen since their end-of-season bust-up in Abu Dhabi last December.

George Russell says he has "no intention" of speaking to Max Verstappen to clear the air following their row at the end of last season.

Emotions ran pretty high between George Russell and Max Verstappen at the end of last season. The Briton thought Verstappen was not racing fairly, while the Dutchman thought his Mercedes colleague was overly dramatic.

George Russell insisted his run-in with Max Verstappen was in the past but reiterated that he will not be pushed around on track. The Mercedes driver publicly fell out with his Red Bull counterpart at the end of last season but in a new year and with a winter break behind him,