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Max Verstappen hails McLaren’s fearless racing philosophy: will it ignite championship chaos?

Arthur Ling by Arthur Ling
November 28, 2025
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Max Verstappen hails McLaren’s fearless racing philosophy: will it ignite championship chaos?

LUSAIL CITY, QATAR - NOVEMBER 27: Max Verstappen of the Netherlands and Oracle Red Bull Racing arrives in the Paddock during previews ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Qatar at Lusail International Circuit on November 27, 2025 in Lusail City, Qatar. (Photo by Clive Mason/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202511270449 // Usage for editorial use only //

Verstappen Hails McLaren’s No-Team Orders Stance Amid Thrilling Title Chase!

In an electrifying turn of events, Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has thrown his support behind McLaren’s bold commitment to letting their drivers race freely, labeling this strategy as “perfect” amidst the intensifying battle for the Formula 1 championship. With just two rounds remaining – including an exhilarating sprint race this weekend in Qatar – the stakes couldn’t be higher!

Currently, Lando Norris is leading the championship race, holding a 24-point advantage over teammate Oscar Piastri and Verstappen himself. The tension escalated after McLaren faced a double disqualification in Las Vegas, which unexpectedly tightened the gap, giving Verstappen a fighting chance at a fifth consecutive world title. As the championship race heats up, McLaren remains resolute in its philosophy of allowing its drivers to compete without team orders, even in the face of mounting pressure.

Verstappen, who has occasionally questioned McLaren’s approach this season, acknowledged the wisdom of their decision to let Norris and Piastri battle it out for the championship. He stated emphatically, “It’s perfect. I think you can’t do a better job than allowing them to race as well because why would you suddenly now say that Oscar wouldn’t be allowed anymore?” The Dutch driver underscored the spirit of competition, insisting that any driver who truly aspires to win would want the freedom to race. “If that was said to me, I would have not rocked up! I would have told them to f off,” he remarked passionately.

With 58 points still up for grabs, the potential for a dramatic shift in standings looms large. Verstappen is keenly aware that while the McLaren disqualification has shifted the odds in his favor, the road ahead remains fraught with challenges. He candidly stated, “You need to also be aware that even if you win everything, you still need a bit of luck.” His strategy is clear: go all in, with nothing to lose.

Oscar Piastri, who stands equal in points with Verstappen, also expressed his determination to compete fiercely for the title. In a succinct statement, he revealed, “We’ve had a very brief discussion on it and the answer is no. I’m still equal on points with Max and got a decent shot of still winning it if things go my way.” Piastri’s confidence reflects the competitive spirit that defines this championship race.

As the drivers gear up for the high-stakes showdown in Qatar, Norris remains tight-lipped about choosing between Verstappen and Piastri as his biggest rival, declaring, “They’re both just as good as one another. I know what Max is capable of, and I think Oscar’s capable of exactly the same as what Max can do.”

With such fierce competitors in the mix and the championship hanging in the balance, the upcoming races promise to deliver heart-stopping action. Will Verstappen capitalize on his newfound opportunity, or will McLaren’s dynamic duo fend off the challenge? One thing is for sure: the fight for the Formula 1 championship is shaping up to be one for the history books!

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