Antonelli Admits Yellow Flag Blunder Cost Him Austrian GP Front Row
Kimi Antonelli did something rare in modern Formula 1 on Saturday: he admitted he made a mistake.
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Kimi Antonelli did something rare in modern Formula 1 on Saturday: he admitted he made a mistake.
Max Verstappen did not bin his Red Bull into the barriers at Turn 9 because he tried too hard.
George Russell is on pole for the Austrian Grand Prix, and it was anything but straightforward.
Toto Wolff has made it plain: Mercedes are not in the market for Max Verstappen, and frankly, right now, they do not need to be.
Ferrari turned up to the Austrian Grand Prix with a shiny new engine upgrade and spent most of Friday telling everyone not to get excited about it.
George Russell had spent most of Austrian GP weekend looking like the slower half of a very fast Mercedes, but he fixed that in the final minutes of FP3.
When a reigning world champion describes a third-place finish as feeling "like a victory," something has gone badly wrong.
There is a genuinely absurd situation unfolding at the Austrian Grand Prix.
The silly season rumour mill churned out another one this week, and Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane had to stand in front of it with a very large spanner.
Kimi Antonelli topped both Friday sessions at the Austrian Grand Prix. Dominant. Comfortable.
Ferrari finds a clever loophole, rivals scramble to copy it, and the FIA steps in to kill it. It is, at this point, practically a tradition.
Raymond Vermeulen has handed Red Bull an ultimatum wrapped in diplomatic language. Build a car that wins, or lose Max Verstappen.
Laurent Mekies had the perfect opportunity to flatly deny that Paul Monaghan is leaving Red Bull. He didn't take it.
Kimi Antonelli made Austrian GP Friday look almost insultingly easy.
Red Bull brought one of their largest upgrade packages of the season to Austria, and their reward was spending the opening phase of FP1 pushing Max Verstappen back into the garage.
Red Bull shipped seven upgrade parts to their home race at Spielberg.
While the Formula 1 paddock queued up to ask Max Verstappen about his championship, his contract, and his future, the man himself was glued to GT3 onboard footage on his phone.
Max Verstappen has been politely diplomatic about his team's struggles all season.
The silly season has found its summer blockbuster. Max Verstappen and McLaren are reportedly holding preliminary, hush-hush talks about a possible move. Cue the breathless headlines.
Kimi Antonelli has confirmed that Mercedes will impose team orders if their internal squabbling puts a race win at risk.