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Red Bull: Piastri deserved British GP penalty, surprised Russell didn't get the same in Canada

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner felt Oscar Piastri’s safety car penalty at the British Grand Prix proved George Russell should have been hit with a similar punishment last month in Canada.

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Red Bull: Oscar Piastri deserved penalty, rain ruined Max Verstappen’s British GP

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner felt Oscar Piastri’s safety car penalty at the British Grand Prix proved George Russell should have been hit with a similar punishment last month in Canada.

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Verstappen explains Red Bull recovery that led to "flawless" F1 British GP pole

Max Verstappen says Red Bull turning around his car set-up from Friday to Saturday helped him grab British Grand Prix pole after "understeering to the moon" in Formula 1 practice.

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Max Verstappen details Red Bull recovery to “flawless” F1 British GP pole

Max Verstappen says Red Bull turning around his car setup from Friday to Saturday helped him grab pole position at the British Grand Prix after "understeering to the moon" in practice.

Motorsport

Red Bull on 2026 F1 engines: 'Embarrassing for Mercedes if we were ahead'

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has acknowledged the 2026 Formula 1 season could be challenging for the squad, but says Red Bull's in-house engine programme will pay off as it aims to keep Max Verstappen.

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Why Brown thinks his McLaren drivers will remain friends despite F1 title battle

Zak Brown has every right to feel smug at the moment. The McLaren CEO not only has a car dominating the 2025 Formula 1 season, but also two settled drivers committed to the project for the long term.

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McLaren drivers can fight for title and remain friends - Zak Brown

Zak Brown has every right to feel smug at the moment. The McLaren CEO not only has a car dominating the Formula 1 season but also two settled drivers committed to the project for the long term.

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Max Verstappen explains his "bad day" for Red Bull at F1 British GP

Max Verstappen was left bemoaning a “bad day” at the office for the Red Bull Formula 1 squad following Friday practice at the British Grand Prix - as boss Christian Horner promised new “tools” to help keep the Dutchman happy.

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Verstappen bemoans "bad day" for Red Bull at F1 British GP

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Christian Horner shuts down “noise” over Max Verstappen’s Red Bull F1 future

Christian Horner insists he is “fairly comfortable” that Max Verstappen will remain with the Red Bull Formula 1 squad – but stopped short of definitively stating the reigning world champion would be in the car beyond 2025.

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Max Verstappen ‘clear’ about ending his F1 career in a Red Bull, says team boss

The Dutchman has been linked with a move to Mercedes.

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Horner attempts to shut down “noise” over Verstappen’s Red Bull F1 future

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Yuki Tsunoda takes the blame for F1 Austrian GP shocker

Yuki Tsunoda insists he is still feeling the love from his Red Bull bosses after admitting the issues with his poor Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix were all of his own making.

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Tsunoda takes responsibility for F1 Austrian GP shocker

Yuki Tsunoda insists he is still feeling the love from his Red Bull bosses after admitting the issues with his poor Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix were all of his own making.

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Max Verstappen reportedly in advanced talks with Mercedes over blockbuster move

Max Verstappen’s future with Red Bull is under scrutiny with reports that talks about a move to Mercedes have intensified

The Independent UK

Missing out on world title would not be failure – Lando Norris

The McLaren driver is 15 points behind team-mate Oscar Piastri in the standings ahead of the British Grand Prix.

Autosport

What's at stake in the Verstappen and Mercedes F1 situation

To navigate the intricate media game that shapes activities in the Formula 1 paddock, it's essential to sift through the statements for substance and dismiss those made to muddy the waters. The future of Max Verstappen is front and centre - unsurprising, given he is the driver at the top…

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F1 boss Stefano Domenicali: British Grand Prix should ‘stay forever on calendar’

F1’s owners Liberty Media last year struck a 10-year deal with Silverstone, ensuring the race will remain at the track until at least 2034.

Sports Illustrated

Max Verstappen’s DNF at Austrian Grand Prix Spells Concern for Future at Red Bull

Amid growing buzz of the four-time champion’s connection to Mercedes, an unlucky crash at the Red Bull Ring crushed his already dwindling championship hopes.

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Helmut Marko: “No reason” Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull despite exit clauses

After crashing out of the Austrian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen trails Oscar Piastri by more than 60 points at the top of the F1 standings. Despite the lacklustre performance, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko says the team isn’t concerned that performance-related exit clauses could pave the way for an early…

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“Absolutely no reason” Max Verstappen will leave Red Bull despite exit clauses

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Was McLaren's Austrian GP dominance a sign F1 2025 is already over?

Lando Norris' and Oscar Piastri's Austrian waltz flattened any hope that McLaren could still be caught in the 2025 Formula 1 championship, but the result flattered its actual dominance and doesn't rule out further race-by-race challengers.

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Was McLaren's Austria dominance a sign that F1 2025 is already over?

Lando Norris' and Oscar Piastri's Austrian waltz flattened any hope that McLaren could still be caught in the 2025 F1 championship, but the result flattered its actual dominance and doesn't rule out further race-by-race challengers.

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“Everything just fell apart” – the Red Bull issues hitting Max Verstappen's F1 title hopes

“We still have some updates for the next two races, but a performance like this forces us to write off the championship,” said Helmut Marko after the Austrian Grand Prix.

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