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Horner ‘disappointed’ with Ferrari trying to win Monaco GP off the track

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner said he would have been bemused to see any punishment given to either Max Verstappen or Sergio Perez in Monaco. Perez won the race ahead of Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and team-mate Max Verstappen after the Scuderia had made a mess of Charles Leclerc’s strategy, and as Verstappen came out

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‘I might stop’: Max Verstappen drops Formula 1 retirement hint

Red Bull’s Max Verstappen has conceded that he does not know what awaits him at the end of his next contract that expires in 2028, so it is entirely possible that he will leave Formula 1. The Dutchman was awarded a new contract following his dramatic late championship success last season, and it is reported

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Max Verstappen criticised for aggressive radio outburst

Former Formula 1 commentator Ben Edwards admits that he was unimpressed by Max Verstappen’s outburst over the radio during the Spanish Grand Prix. The Dutchman suffered from a DRS issue in qualifying that saw him lose out on pole position to Charles Leclerc, and the issue struck again in the race when he was trying

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Did Perez just leak that he’s signed a new contract with Red Bull?

A cheeky comment from Sergio Perez to Christian Horner was caught on camera after Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix that seems to suggest the Mexican has signed a new deal. Perez won the race in the Principality from third on the grid after a delayed wet start, and he switched to Intermediates not long after the

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Horner makes admission about Ferrari’s pace in Monaco

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner concedes that no one was going to get near Charles Leclerc on Saturday following a tremendous lap from the Monegasque to take pole at his home race. Sergio Perez had consistently been out-performing team-mate Max Verstappen all weekend, but the pair found themselves on the second row of the

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Wolff outlines how Hamilton or Russell can score a podium in Monaco

Charles Leclerc claimed a brilliant pole position at his home event the Monaco Grand Prix, with team-mate Carlos Sainz starting alongside. Behind the Ferrari’s are both Red Bull Racing cars, however, it’s Sergio Pérez in third with championship leader Max Verstappen in fourth. The Dutchman was furious after qualifying, with the final minute being red-flagged

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