Red Bull bosses warn Ferrari of 'plenty of potential to unleash' in 2022 F1 car
As Max Verstappen continues to build his world championship lead, team boss Christian Horner warned on Sunday (19 June) that Red Bull must not become complacent.
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F1: Canada victory sees Red Bull move into top 5 of most successful constructors
The Canadian Grand Prix proved a very fruitful one for Max Verstappen, and also gave Red Bull an impressive milestone as they moved into the top 5 for most-successful F1 constructors.
Canada Grand Prix: Max Verstappen Wins To Tighten Grip On Title Race
World champion Max Verstappen increased his lead in this year's Formula One title race on Sunday when he drove his Red Bull to a thrilling victory in a closely-fought Canadian Grand Prix. The 24-year-old Dutchman controlled a tactical race from pole position through three safety car interventions and resisted intense late pressure from Ferrari's Carlos Sainz to win by under a second.
Verstappen holds off Sainz for the win in Canada, celebrating 150th F1 race in style
Red Bull's Max Verstappen held off Ferrari's Carlos Sainz to win the Canadian Grand Prix on Sunday and celebrate his 150th Formula 1 race by surging 46 points clear in the world championship.
Christian Horner wary of Mercedes pace and hints at Ferrari upgrades ahead of Silverstone
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has said that Mercedes could be a factor at the British Grand Prix and that Ferrari might be bringing upgrades to Silverstone.
Canadian GP: Max Verstappen soaks up late Carlos Sainz pressure to win in Montreal
Max Verstappen dealt with late Carlos Sainz pressure to win the Canadian Grand Prix and further boost his title defence chances.
Sergio Perez aiming to attack after qualifying mistake in Canada
Sergio Perez says that he will be looking to attack from lap one and limit the damage he might take to his title challenge at the Canadian Grand Prix, with him starting P13.
Canadian GP: Max Verstappen ready for fast-starting Fernando Alonso as he bids to extend championship lead
Max Verstappen says that he will have to be ready for a fast-starting Fernando Alonso at the Canadian GP this evening with the Spaniard on the front row for the first time in a Formula 1 race for a frankly unbelievable 10 years.