Red Bull unfazed amid Audi's driver market pressure
Red Bull insists it will take its time in deciding Max Verstappen's 2025 teammate, refusing to be swayed by pressure from Audi's early driver market moves for its 2026 F1 entry.
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Max Verstappen clinched a dominant victory at the Japanese Grand Prix, leading a Red Bull 1-2 finish ahead of teammate Sergio Perez in a race with mixed strategies.
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Daniel Ricciardo's F1 future is uncertain as he struggles at RB alongside Yuki Tsunoda. With setup issues and lackluster results, some suggest it's time for a rookie to take his place.
Williams gives Sargeant the repaired chassis that was damaged by Albon
With Williams forced to run only one car at the Australian GP after Alex Albon's crash, the team has repaired his damaged chassis for Logan Sargeant to race in Japan while awaiting a new spare tub for Miami.
McLaren axes David Sanchez just months after Ferrari hire
In a surprising move, McLaren has confirmed the departure of David Sanchez from his role as Technical Director of Car Concept and Performance, just three months after joining from Ferrari.
Helmut Marko update on Red Bull's power struggle
Helmut Marko has provided an update, addressing speculations surrounding team principal Christian Horner and his own position.
Vettel reacts to Hamilton's move to Ferrari
Sebastian Vettel offers insights on the Lewis Hamilton Ferrari bombshell and Max Verstappen's unrest at Red Bull.