Verstappen back in a happy place for F1 triple header
Max Verstappen should be back in a happy place as Formula One kicks off a triple header of familiar European races starting with the Spanish Grand Prix at the Circuit de Catalunya this weekend.
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Formula One 2025: Who replaces Hamilton at Mercedes and where does Sainz go?
The future of several Formula One drivers was confirmed in the last week as the 2025 driver line-up starts to take shape.
Perez apologises after Canadian weekend to forget
MONTREAL : Red Bull's Sergio Perez has apologised after a second successive retirement in Canada on Sunday left the Mexican 87 points behind triple Formula One champion, team mate and race winner Max Verstappen.
Perez handed three place grid drop for Spanish GP
MONTREAL : Sergio Perez will have a three-place grid penalty at the next Formula One race in Spain after the Mexican drove his Red Bull in an unsafe condition at Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix.
Mercedes tell Sainz they are focusing on Antonelli
MONTREAL : Mercedes have ruled out Carlos Sainz for a 2025 Formula One drive because they are focusing on young Italian Andrea Kimi Antonelli as Lewis Hamilton's likely replacement.
Max Verstappen Calls For Sharper Work, Faster Car
Max Verstappen called for sharper work and a faster car from his Red Bull team on Saturday after qualifying second behind Mercedes' George Russell for the Canadian Grand Prix. The series leader and three-time world champion who won last year's race from pole said rival teams had caught Red Bull this year and they needed to react now. He has been beaten in two of the last three races and seen his aura of invincibility eroded. He said he was unfazed by being beaten by Russell even though they had identical lap times because the Briton clocked his time first.
George Russell, Max Verstappen Set Identical Qualifying Times For Pole In Canada
Qualifying ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix was very interesting from start to finish with some heavy hitters bowing out way too early, other teams showing unexpected pace, and rain threatening the entire time.
After Monaco high, Ferrari struggling with Montreal low
MONTREAL : After their Monaco high Ferrari were coming to grips with a Montreal flop on Saturday after both cars slumped out of qualifying for the Canadian Grand Prix, missing an opportunity to pile more pressure on championship leading Red Bull.