Christian Horner cleared as Red Bull complainant appeal dismissed
Christian Horner has been cleared to remain as Red Bull team principal after an appeal against him was dismissed.
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Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley to leave at end of season
Red Bull have announced sporting director Jonathan Wheatley will leave his position as sporting director at the end of the season ahead of taking up the role of team principal at Audi.
Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix Live Streaming And Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch
Formula 1 Belgian Grand Prix Live Streaming: Max Verstappen will have a 10-place grid penalty to fight back from in the final Formula 1 race before the summer break, in the Belgian Grand Prix. Having taken pole position in qualifying, Verstappen will start from P11, having changed his power unit set and crossed his allocation, thereby receiving the penalty. Charles Leclerc qualified second, and will inherit pole position for the Belgian GP. Verstappen's Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez will start alongside Leclerc on the front row. Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton will start third, while Lando Norris - the closest man to Verstappen in the championship - will start fourth.
Max Verstappen Tops Belgian Grand Prix Qualifying, Charles Leclerc To Inherit Pole
Max Verstappen, facing a 10-place grid penalty for taking a new engine, topped the times for Red Bull ahead of Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in a qualifying session run in mixed wet-and-dry conditions at the Belgian Grand Prix on Saturday. Leclerc will start Sunday's race from pole position as he did in 2023 with Sergio Perez alongside him in the second Red Bull, the Mexican having ended a nightmare run of qualifying failures amid reports that his future with the team is at risk.
Max Verstappen Tops Times In Opening Practice, Faces Grid Penalty
Max Verstappen, who faces a 10-place grid penalty for Sunday's race, topped the times for Red Bull ahead of McLaren's Oscar Piastri in Friday's opening free practice at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix. Five days after his sweary outbursts on team radio at the Hungaroring, the series leader and three-time world champion did his talking on the track by outpacing Piastri, who claimed his maiden Formula One victory in Hungary, by 0.531 seconds. Verstappen clocked a best lap in one minute and 43.372 seconds and remained unchallenged at the front of the field throughout the session as he began his bid to end a three-race winless run by claiming his fourth consecutive Belgian triumph.
Lewis Hamilton hits out at Max Verstappen over X-rated radio exchanges with team
Lewis Hamilton has accused Max Verstappen of not acting like a world champion after the Dutchman told his critics to “turn the volume down” if they do not like his language.
Verstappen Defends 'Childish' Expletive-Filled Rant At Hungarian Grand Prix After Collision With Lewis Hamilton
Max Verstappen was handed a public rebuke by his own engineer on Sunday when he blamed Red Bull's strategy for finishing a frustrated fifth after surviving a collision with Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The drivers' championship leader and three-time world champion crashed into Hamilton on lap 63 of the 70-lap race. Verstappen, 26, then remonstrated on team radio and was told not to "be childish" by his race engineer. The Dutch driver was summoned to the stewards office to explain his part in the accident, but no further action was taken by the officials.
Lando Norris: I’ll fight to take Max Verstappen to the wire for F1 championship
Lando Norris said he was ready to defy the naysayers by taking Max Verstappen to the championship wire.