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Daniel Ricciardo delivered a much-needed performance boost for RB at the Canadian Grand Prix last weekend, finishing in eighth place and earning four valuable points. Prior to Montreal, Ricciardo had not scored points on a Sunday all season. His only success came in the Miami Sprint, where he finished fourth. However, the Australian driver set

Manufacturers are still focused on bringing major upgrades to gain an edge over rivals. Recent performances from McLaren and Mercedes have shown the importance of updates, as both teams are now in contention for pole positions and race wins. A report from Formu1a.uno suggests that a mid-grid team aims to make significant progress in Spain.

Lewis Hamilton took responsibility for a disappointing race in Canada, sparking speculation that it might be a psychological tactic against his teammate George Russell. Hamilton finished fourth at the F1 Canadian Grand Prix, just behind Russell, who started from pole position. Russell’s late-race overtake of Hamilton may have prompted an unusual post-race comment from Hamilton,

Daniel Ricciardo arrived in Montreal under pressure, as his campaign had been lackluster compared to his RB team-mate Yuki Tsunoda. Criticized by ex-F1 champion Jacques Villeneuve, Ricciardo nevertheless performed competitively at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, qualifying within the top five. Despite a clutch issue that resulted in a five-second penalty for a start infraction and

A month and a half after Adrian Newey announced his departure from Red Bull, speculation abounds regarding the legendary designer’s future. Reports suggest he signed a lucrative deal with Ferrari as early as last April. Following the announcement, experts in Miami discussed Newey’s decision, which he initially attributed to a need for a physical and

Sergio Perez recently expressed that the challenge of racing alongside Max Verstappen has reinforced his desire to stay with Red Bull. This sentiment follows the announcement of his new contract with the team. Ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix, it was revealed that the Mexican driver had signed a two-year extension, which is effectively a

Helmut Marko has admitted that Red Bull’s driver line-up plan for the 2025 Formula 1 season “didn’t quite work out” despite having a clear goal in mind. The team will continue with Sergio Perez as the backup to Max Verstappen next year. Perez, who was set to become a free agent at the end of

The Formula 1 community is buzzing with speculation regarding the future of Red Bull Racing’s driver lineup, particularly surrounding the apparent overlooking of Yuki Tsunoda as a potential replacement for Sergio Perez. Perez, whose performance has been under scrutiny, has managed to maintain his position thus far, overcoming challenges from other drivers like Daniel Ricciardo.

Journalist Mark Hughes discussed on The Race Podcast a driver who might have believed he was in Toto Wolff’s considerations. Mercedes no longer dominates as they did a few years ago, which significantly influences Lewis Hamilton’s thoughts about his future. George Russell is committed to staying with Mercedes and sees himself as the leading driver