Red Bull's offer to Daniel Ricciardo is 'very specific' and not to race in 2023 - Horner
Christian Horner has joined fellow top Red Bull official Dr Helmut Marko in ruling out Daniel Ricciardo taking over from Sergio Perez next year.
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Mattia Binotto 'relaxed' about his future as Ferrari team chief despite torrid 2022
Ferrari team chief Mattia Binotto said on Saturday that he felt relaxed about his future despite reports in Italian news media that he is set to be replaced.
Lewis Hamilton impatient to drive 'this thing' Mercedes calls its F1 car one last time
Lewis Hamilton says he can't wait to see the back of Mercedes' complicated and mercurial 2022 car after the return of bouncing and brake problems in Saturday's qualifying for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
3 talking points | Abu Dhabi GP: Unstoppable Red Bull and waving Vettel goodbye
Max Verstappen continued his 2022 dominance by taking pole position for Sunday's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver secured the position ahead of his teammate Sergio Perez by posting a 1:23.824.
Verstappen, Perez lock out Abu Dhabi front row in all-conquering Red Bull machinery
Red Bull ace Max Verstappen once again asserted his Formula 1 dominance on Saturday as he took pole position in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix qualifying.
Max Verstappen takes Abu Dhabi Grand Prix pole as Red Bull lock out front row
Double Formula One world champion Max Verstappen took the final pole position of the season in a Red Bull front-row lockout with Mexican Sergio Perez in qualifying for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix on Saturday.
Wolff says Mercedes qualifying was 'one for the toilet'
ABU DHABI : Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff dismissed his team's final qualifying session of the Formula One season in Abu Dhabi on Saturday as "one to put in the toilet".
Verstappen on pole as Red Bull lock-out Abu Dhabi front row
ABU DHABI: Max Verstappen outpaced team-mate Sergio Perez to grab pole position for Sunday’s season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix as Red Bull locked out the front row in a closely-fought qualifying session. The two-time world champion clocked a best lap in one minute and 23.824 seconds to finish two-tenths clear of the Mexican, delighting Red Bull after a week of reported rifts between the two drivers. Charles Leclerc was third ahead of Ferrari team-mate Carlos Sainz and the two Mercedes of Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, who claimed his maiden victory last weekend in Brazil.