17 h. ago British F1 driver apologises to Max Verstappen over Spanish GP controversy

Oliver Bearman has owned up to potentially impacting Max Verstappen's race in Spain after the Red Bull driver tried to lap the Haas before his George Russell controversy

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64 h. ago Red Bull boss admits Max Verstappen won't be happy as plan to help Yuki Tsunoda discussed

Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache knows that Max Verstappen is 'our main asset' and that means no prospect of changing the car so that it is easier for Yuki Tsunoda to drive

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5 d. ago George Russell called out by Formula E driver Dan Ticktum in social media video

Russell stated nobody else would perform a move like Max Verstappen’s deliberate collision in the Spanish GP – apart from “one British driver in Formula E”

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5 d. ago Sacked F1 academy bad boy responds to George Russell calling him out in wake of Max Verstappen row

Formula E driver Dan Ticktum has sent a message to Mercedes star George Russell after a pointed comment from the British F1 star, who was collided into by Max Verstappen at the Spanish Grand Prix

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5 d. ago World’s ‘most controversial racing driver’ responds to George Russell’s sly dig

Formula E star Dan Ticktum has sent a message to Mercedes driver George Russell after he appeared to reference him at the Spanish Grand Prix following his clash with Max Verstappen

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5 d. ago Lando Norris learns during live interview that his Max Verstappen comment was heard on TV

Max Verstappen created the biggest talking point among his fellow Formula 1 drivers after ramming George Russell during the latter stages of the Spanish Grand Prix

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5 d. ago Max Verstappen admits driving into George Russell was ‘not right’ in apologetic Instagram post

Verstappen and Russell collided late on in Barcelona, with the Dutchman accepting the blame for the incident

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5 d. ago Christian Horner puts Nico Rosberg in his place after Max Verstappen disqualification call

Nico Rosberg had suggested Max Verstappen should have been disqualified from the Spanish Grand Prix after the Red Bull Racing driver appeared to deliberately ram George Russell's Mercedes

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6 d. ago Max Verstappen slams 'does it matter?' in spiky interview after Spanish GP crash

Max Verstappen gave a spiky interview following the Spanish Grand Prix as he was asked about his crash with George Russell after he appeared to intentionally drive into the Brit

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1 week ago F1 stewards issue statement as George Russell given more severe penalty at Monaco GP

George Russell was slapped with a drive-through penalty for cutting a chicane to overtake Alex Albon during the Monaco Grand Prix out of frustration at their tactics

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2 w. ago Red Bull confident Verstappen’s Imola win will be a turning point in F1 season

Christian Horner: ‘At all times, Max had the pace’McLaren admit surprise at speed of Red Bull carChristian Horner believes Max Verstappen’s victory at the Emilia-Romagna Grand Prix demonstrated Red Bull might have reached a turning point in their attempt to catch McLaren in the Formula One world championship, potentially igniting the season.Verstappen won in Imola having pulled off a striking pass to overtake the pole-sitter and title leader Oscar Piastri for the lead through the Tamburello chicane on the opening lap. After which the world champion went on to control Sunday’s race from the front with pace that was more than a match for the McLarens who had previously dominated the season. It marked the first time this year that Red Bull had definitively held the upper hand in race pace , having not overworked their tyres in doing so and Horner felt it indicated they were in the title fight. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago George Russell scornful of ‘crazy’ FIA’s retreat on swearing drivers

F1 governing body to relax its hardline stance‘It was so ridiculous in the first place’George Russell has dismissed the FIA’s decision to back down from its hard line on driver swearing as ridiculous and suggested it was a ploy by the governing body’s president, Mohammed Ben Sulayem, to garner support before he stands for re-election this December, while Lewis Hamilton described the situation at the FIA as “a mess”.On Wednesday, the FIA announced it was to relax the strict stance against drivers using bad language which it has pursued relentlessly, apparently at Ben Sulayem’s request, for the past eight months. The president stated before the Singapore GP last year he did not want drivers to swear and the FIA imposed a new sliding scale of fines which could have also led to a ban for infringements at the start of this season. However, the organisation backtracked before this weekend’s Imola Grand Prix. The maximum fine has now been drastically reduced and the prospect of a ban remov...

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