With the dust having finally settled on the ‘Cashgate’ saga, Red Bull boss Christian Horner has reflected on the challenging few weeks his team has faced, after accusations against the side came to life at the Singapore Grand Prix. It was reported in Singapore that Red Bull had exceeded the 2021 budget cap of $145
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Lewis Hamilton has always enjoyed the Formula 1 lifestyle, being spotted wearing all sorts of outfits and collaborating with all sorts of brands. Max Verstappen even suggested that the biggest difference between himself and Hamilton is the fact that the Brit enjoys the limelight of the sport and the exposure that it brings, while the
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Alfa Romeo got off to a good start under the new regulations, with Valtteri Bottas coming home in P6 at the opening race of the season in Bahrain. The team have dropped off in performance in the second half of the season, with the Finn’s tenth place finish in Mexico bring a run of scoreless
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It appears that newly crowned double World Champion Max Verstappen is winning both on and off the circuit, as the 25-year-old was announced on the newest The Netherlands-rich list, with the Red Bull star coming in at 500th place. The list, created by Dutch magazine Quote, features the 500 richest people in the country, meaning
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George Russell and Mercedes will look back on last weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix as a massively missed opportunity, after the Germans went for a far too safe strategy at the Autodromo Hermanos Rodriguez. Russell looked strong all weekend at the venue in Mexico City and was predicted to be the biggest threat to Max Verstappen
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Mercedes have started to look like themselves in the previous two races, challenging for pole positions and race wins for the first time this season. Austin and Mexico have been Red Bull versus Mercedes, with Ferrari not being able to compete with their rivals as they had earlier in the year, finishing fifth and sixth
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A theme for the 2022 Formula 1 season has been that more often than not, more situations and controversies have taken place off the circuit, rather than on it. The recent Mexican Grand Prix was once again no different, with issues with the fans and with the broadcasters, resulting in Max Verstappen and Red Bull
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Lando Norris and Sky Sports reporter Ted Kravitz enjoyed some friendly banter in the media pen after the Mexican Grand Prix, after the McLaren driver insisted that Kravitz “should try driving” an F1 car. The joke came as a result of Kravitz asking Norris what happened at the start of the race at the Autodromo
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Fernando Alonso was visibly frustrated with his DNF in Mexico, lashing out at the air as he exited his car in the run off area down by Turn 1. The Spaniard was sat in a very respectable seventh place when his engine began to fail, eventually causing him to have to stop the car and
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Daniel Ricciardo reminded the world exactly what he can do in Mexico, charging through the pack late on to finish seventh, passing both Alpines, McLaren’s biggest championship rival, on the way. The Australian decided to go long on the medium tyres that he started the race on, before switching to the softs for the final
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