Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan revealed after qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix that the Austrians have “some inherent problems”, which can’t be fixed during a weekend. The Milton Keynes-based team endured their worst weekend of the season at the Marina Bay Circuit, where their 15-race winning streak came to an end. Sergio Perez
More
Red Bull Racing finds itself struggling at the Singapore Grand Prix, putting their dominant streak at risk. After securing a record-breaking run of ten consecutive victories, Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez failed to even reach ‘Q3’ in Singapore, marking the team’s worst performance in five years. Mercedes driver George Russell, sandwiched between Ferraris on the
More
Former Ferrari and Williams team manager Peter Windsor has slammed Max Verstappen for his “over the top” reaction to being eliminated in Q2 at the Singapore Grand Prix, something which hasn’t happened since the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix earlier in the season. After being so dominant for the entire season, nobody could’ve predicted that both
MoreMax Verstappen admitted after his shock Q2 elimination at the Singapore Grand Prix that he knew fighting for pole would be “tough”; however, he didn’t expect qualifying to go as badly as it did. The reigning World Champion slammed his RB19 as “undriveable”, leaving him to start Sunday’s race from a provisional P11. It’s only
More
Ex-IndyCar and NASCAR driver Danica Patrick was proven incorrect on Saturday at the Singapore Grand Prix, after predicting ahead of the session that Red Bull were playing games. Red Bull made a dreadful start to the Singapore GP on Friday and encountered several issues with their car, much to Max Verstappen’s and Sergio Perez’s frustration.
More
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen believes the end of his Formula 1 winning streak is imminent following a disappointing qualifying session in Singapore. The Dutch driver could only manage the 11th fastest time during Saturday’s session, leaving him facing the prospect of starting on the sixth row of the grid at best. Furthermore, Verstappen is under
More
Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz has rejected claims that Red Bull is facing a sudden crisis at the Singapore Grand Prix, despite the team’s challenging start to the weekend. While Sainz and his teammate Charles Leclerc demonstrated their competitive edge reminiscent of the recent Monza race, the Red Bull cars lagged behind by a significant seven-tenths margin.
MoreMax Verstappen’s qualifying performance at the Singapore Grand Prix has come under scrutiny, with Formula 1 stewards launching an investigation into multiple incidents involving the Red Bull driver. Verstappen is alleged to have impeded both Mercedes drivers, Lewis Hamilton and George Russell, as well as Yuki Tsunoda during the qualifying sessions at Marina Bay. The
MoreDrama unfolded at the Marina Bay Street Circuit as Max Verstappen, the runaway championship leader, found himself in hot water with the FIA stewards following a controversial qualifying session at the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen’s quest for a pole position advantage took an unexpected turn as he faced allegations of impeding, leaving his championship aspirations
More
An angry Max Verstappen outburst during qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix left Sky Sports F1 pundit Karun Chandhok with no choice but to immediately apologise to the broadcaster’s viewers, in what was a woeful session for the reigning World Champion. Verstappen will provisionally start the Singapore GP from 11th on the grid, after the
More