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F1 mailbag: Max Verstappen’s title hopes and Red Bull’s second-driver conundrum
Meanwhile, the Red Bull drivers found themselves in a few incidents and ended with no points, making it a “ home race to forget .” Max Verstappen’s day was done by Turn 3 when he was hit by Kimi Antonelli, who locked up heading into the corner, and Yuki Tsunoda battled with Alpine’s Franco Colapinto on and off throughout.
Is Max Verstappen leaving Red Bull to sign with Mercedes? What to know about rumors of major F1 shakeup
Max Verstappen, who is currently signed with Red Bull, is in talks with Mercedes over changing sides, according to The Guardian. The negotiations have reportedly intensified leading up to this weekend's British Grand Prix.
A troublesome car, a shocking Verstappen DNF and continued second-driver problems, at Red Bull answers are hard to come by ...
The 25-year-old was promoted to Red Bull just two races into the 2025 season, replacing Liam Lawson, and has since ...
For the Austrian GP, Red Bull Racing team brought an update, although it seemed not to have much influence on the performance ...
Red Bull-backed Nikola Tsolov saw his impressive Austria victory go up in smoke as the FIA stewards announced a post-race ...
And for the first time, Red Bull looks weak enough for Verstappen to consider his options elsewhere. Getting wrecked out of the Austrian Grand Prix was unlucky, to be sure.
For the past few races, it has been apparent that Max Verstappen is the reason why Red Bull has any points to their name.
Ferrari appears to have made the most substantial changes for the Austria round, making revisions to the floor edge, fences ...
No drivers were injured and the race was immediately red flagged.
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