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F1 news LIVE: Max Verstappen’s ‘escape clause’ from Red Bull and Mercedes branded ‘totally unacceptable’

LIVE – Updated at 10:29

The Australian Grand Prix is fast approaching as Formula 1 2022 ramps up after a thrilling start to the season. You can follow all the latest news from the world of F1 as the teams gear up for next weekend’s race in Melbourne.

Despite a brief pause following Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, F1 continues to dominate the headlines. There are rumours and speculation surrounding Daniel Ricciardo’s decision to leave Red Bull after Max Verstappen’s rise, while details surrounding Dutch driver’s bumper new contract continue to emerge. The sport’s chiefs confirmed the Las Vegas Grand Prix will be added to the 2023 race schedule as the cars will roar past landmarks such as the Bellagio Fountains and Caesars Palace for an event expected to attract 170,000 fans.

Elsewhere, Lewis Hamilton opened up about how he has ‘struggled mentally and emotionally for a long time’. Hamilton’s post came after a concerning week in Saudi Arabia when an oil refinery was hit by a missile attack less than ten miles from the track, leaving plumes of black smoke visible during qualifying. Hamilton finished 10th in the race as Mercedes continue to struggle with their car.

Follow all the reaction to the Las Vegas Grand Prix, plus a look ahead to Melbourne after a thrilling start to the 2022 Formula 1 season:

Charles Leclerc has shown that he is “capable of fighting for the world championship” in the opening two races of the 2022 Formula 1 season, according to Ferrari boss Mattia Binotto.

Leclerc followed a fine win at the Bahrain Grand Prix by pushing Max Verstappen close in Saudi Arabia, and tops the Drivers’ Championship standings after two weekends.

The Monegasque has long been mentioned as a likely world title contender,

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