Flavio Briatore: Former Formula 1 boss and ex-Queens Park Rangers co-owner has heart surgery
Flavio Briatore: Former Formula 1 boss and ex-Queens Park Rangers co-owner has heart surgery
Flavio Briatore: Former Formula 1 boss and ex-Queens Park Rangers co-owner has heart surgery
Christian Horner has been told by an ex-F1 driver and former Ferrari engineer that Red Bull ‘nemesis’ Carlos Sainz would help in his power struggle against the Verstappens. A seat could become available next season if Sergio Perez is cast aside or Max Verstappen opts to break free from his contract and move on
Mercedes’ Toto Wolff has revealed Max Verstappen is his number one pick to replace Lewis Hamilton for 2025, but has other names on his shortlist.
Max Verstappen’s Red Bull future isn’t set in stone Red Bull race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase has admitted that he could quit the team if Max Verstappen is replaced by Fernando Alonso. Speculation has been rife over the Dutch driver’s future, with Christian Horner reportedly eyeing up Alonso as a potential replacement.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has conceded that the team are not close to be competing with Red Bull. The Brackley-based team have struggled to perform in the ground-effect era, with George Russell claiming their only win since 2022 at the Brazilian Grand Prix. READ
Red Bull endured a weekend to forget at the Australian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen completed just four laps of the race Helmut Marko disagrees with Sergio Perez’s belief that Carlos Sainz would have won the Australian Grand Prix even if Max Verstappen hadn’t suffered a terminal brake problem on lap four. The reigning world…
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