Will Verstappen Announce Red Bull Future at Dutch GP?
Months of speculation, a contract with escape clauses, and a home crowd desperate for good news.
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Months of speculation, a contract with escape clauses, and a home crowd desperate for good news.
Yuki Tsunoda spent 111 Grands Prix grinding through the Red Bull junior system, reached the top team, and promptly lost his seat to a teenager.
While Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll were reportedly fearing permanent nerve damage to their hands, Aston Martin said nothing. Not a word of complaint to Honda.
It is the transfer saga that refuses to die, but Guenther Steiner has just made it considerably more awkward for Max Verstappen.
One free practice session. One circuit that demands a very specific setup. And a farewell nobody in Dutch orange is quite ready for.
While Audi's management reportedly flirts with the idea of landing Carlos Sainz or Oscar Piastri, somebody forgot to tell Gabriel Bortoleto.
Carlos Sainz turned down a reported 30 million euro Williams contract, flirted with Audi, and watched every door in the paddock slowly close in his face.
Kimi Antonelli is 219 points clear at the top of the drivers' standings, on course to become the youngest world champion in F1 history, and still only turning 20 later this month.
Most events cling to the F1 calendar until someone drags them off.
Mercedes leads both championships, has won eight of the first eleven races, and James Allison is still not happy.
Ralf Schumacher has said out loud what many in the paddock have been whispering for months.
The FIA has lifted its ban on Russian and Belarusian competitors in international motorsport, with immediate effect, allowing drivers and teams to race under their national flags and anthems once more.
Max Verstappen has unveiled a Delftware-inspired helmet for the final Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, and it is genuinely stunning.
Guenther Steiner has never been the type to sit quietly and collect a salary.
If you were scripting a farewell for the Dutch Grand Prix, you would not dare make it this theatrical.
Carlos Sainz has reportedly turned down a 30-million-euro-per-year contract extension from Williams.
Cadillac's new team principal Marcin Budkowski hasn't even unpacked his desk yet, and he's already being asked whether Sergio Perez is walking out the door.
Cadillac fired Graeme Lowdon on a Wednesday morning, told him that same day, and called it a planned transition.
The FIA has a system designed to stop engine manufacturers falling hopelessly behind. It is called ADUO. It is also, by the FIA's own admission, not working properly.
Being robbed on holiday is bad enough. Being robbed, posting about it in frustration, then getting dragged online for how you posted about it?