Win a 1:4 Verstappen helmet by adding GPblog as a preferred source on Google

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Nicole MulderManaging Editor
Nicole Mulder is Managing Editor at GPblog and a specialist in Formula 1 and MotoGP. With years of experience and permanent FIA accreditation at Grands Prix worldwide, she delivers reliable coverage and insights based on direct access to drivers and the F1 paddock.
Want to see the latest Formula 1 news in Google faster? You can now add GPblog as a preferred source. Plus, you’ll have a chance to win an official 1:4 scale model of a Max Verstappen helmet.
Google has recently added a new feature that lets users choose which news websites they want to see more often in their search results. By adding GPblog as a preferred source, our articles will appear more frequently for F1-related searches. That means faster updates on drivers, teams, transfers, technical developments, and exclusive stories from the paddock.
How to set GPblog as a preferred source in Google
Adding GPblog as a preferred source is very simple:
1. Visit the GPblog preferences page on Google
2. Make sure GPblog.com is in the search bar
3. Check GPblog.com as your preferred source
After that, Google will show GPblog articles more often among your personalized news results.
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Win a 1:4 scale model of a Verstappen helmet
To celebrate this new feature, we’re giving away a special prize. Everyone who sets GPblog as a preferred source has a chance to win an official 1:4 scale model of a Max Verstappen helmet of their choice. You can choose from Verstappen’s special Nurburgring helmet for the 24-hour race in 2026, his 2026 Miami helmet, his standard 2026 F1 season helmet, or his 2017 Red Bull Racing helmet, which was recently reintroduced to the collection.
Want to participate? Set GPblog as a preferred source in Google and let us know under this article which helmet you would choose. A winner will be selected from the comments of users who have set GPblog as a preferred source.
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