Why Verstappen is shooting for a Hamilton title fight
You probably know he's a FIFA fiend on PlayStation, but would it surprise you to learn that Max Verstappen has a left foot like a traction engine? JACK BENYON joined him for a (polite) kickabout
It's tough being a PSV Eindhoven fan. Having won last year's Eredivisie - the highest division of Dutch football - this season the team has waned in comparison with the Amsterdam-based Ajax squad, which has a youthful group of players that defied the odds and took on the best Europe has to offer in the Champions League.
You could say Red Bull occupies a similar position to PSV in Formula 1; once utterly dominant, now reduced to bystander status as others - namely Mercedes and Ferrari - battle it out for ultimate honours.
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