Perez knows he cannot afford another zero weekend
MONACO : Sergio Perez started the Monaco Grand Prix weekend hoping to repeat last year's win and it turned into a nightmare he cannot afford to repeat.
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Monaco GP: Max Verstappen Admits He Was Lucky To Survive And Win
Max Verstappen tip-toed through the rainswept conditions in the latter stages of his victory in Sunday's Monaco Grand Prix and then declared he had been lucky to survive several brushes with the barriers. In the aftermath of a challenging race in increasingly difficult conditions, Red Bull's defending world champion and the current series leader admitted he was fortunate in the way his car smacked the railings.
Crashes and an on-fire champion: Talking points from Monaco qualifying
We're still reeling from the epic qualifying battle to determine the top 10 starting positions for this afternoon's Monaco Grand Prix.
Verstappen takes first Monaco pole as Perez crashes
MONACO: Red Bull's Max Verstappen risked all to secure his first Monaco Grand Prix pole position with a breathtaking final qualifying lap on the limit after Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso had gone fastest.
Honda's F1 return shows combustion engines are not dead, says Horner
MONACO : Honda's move to provide Formula One power units to Aston Martin in a works partnership from 2026 is proof that the combustion engine still has a future, according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner.
A man named Musk in the F1 paddock: Red Bull boss Horner welcomes shop talk with tech mogul
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner spoke about details of his garage meeting with one of the world's richest people, Elon Musk, at the Miami Grand Prix last weekend.
'Did Alonso think he'd be racing at 42?' Red Bull boss shrugs off Verstappen threats to quit
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has responded to Max Verstappen's recent threats to quit Formula 1, stating that it is not an imminent risk.
Red Bull not to blame because Mercedes and Ferrari 'under-delivered', says Horner
Team principal Christian Horner said Red Bull's total dominance of Formula 1 this season is mainly due to the failings of their rivals Mercedes and Ferrari rather than any big steps forward from his team.