Verstappen won DOTD by 23% and remains in third place in the World Drivers' Championship standings. He has also closed the ...

There have been many changes to cars up and down the grid before the lights go out in Jeddah for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix ...

Oliver Mintzlaff, Red Bull GmbH's CEO, has reaffirmed his confidence in Christian Horner and Helmut Marko's leadership of Red ...

Max Verstappen provides detailed insights into the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in the Red Bull Racing press release.

Horner shares how much Verstappen is working day in day out, and explains the Dutchman once again stated his focus is with the Austrians.

Martin Brundle believes that Verstappen was 'clever' enough to know that what he did was not possible in Jeddah. A deliberate violation, according to his judgment.

The Red Bull driver did not hand back the position, and after the safety car left the track, it was announced that he received a five-second penalty by the stewards. After he served that in the pit ...

Russell went from an opportunity to being on the podium to fifth place. He finished 27 seconds off the race winner, Oscar Piastri. Russell started to drop back when he began to have issues with his ...

Sky Sport commentator David Croft makes a bland joke about Jennifer Lopez during the Formula 1 in Saudi Arabia, with JLo ...

Wittich, who was the race director from 2022 until he was let go the previous season, explained to Sky Sports DE why Verstappen was handed a five-second penalty.

According to McLaren CEO Zak Brown, the five-second penalty Verstappen received in Jeddah was 'definitely appropriate'.

After coming home in P2, the Dutchman revealed he was feeling the speech restraints of 'social media', but also hinted at the new FIA driver behaviour guidelines.