Verstappen gains another new teammate as Red Bull drops axe
The revolving door alongside Max Verstappen has claimed another victim, with Yuki Tsunoda dumped for the 2026 season.
The revolving door alongside Max Verstappen has claimed another victim, with Yuki Tsunoda dumped for the 2026 season.
With the grid getting closer to set for 2026 and beyond, Red Bull is still the team facing the most headaches in the driver department.
Sergio Perez has taken a victory lap of sorts, pointing to how well he managed as Max Verstappen's partner compared to his recent partners.
As the F1 season reaches its half way point, Oscar Piastri has put himself in the box seat to break a 45-year Aussie drought.
Max Verstappen clinched pole for the British Grand Prix on Sunday (AEST), ahead of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris.
Team orders are an awkward but necessary evil for drivers in F1, and McLaren's inability to choose a number one could lose them the championship.
Oscar Piastri took pole, but all eyes were on the Japanese star who barrel rolled in the first part of the session.
Formula 1 drivers already earn a pretty penny for plying their trade, but several also make some big bucks just by posting on social media.
McLaren spent years building around Lando Norris, before Oscar Piastri's arrival threw a spanner in the works.
Yuki Tsunoda failed to score points in his first weekend for Red Bull, but senior staff are happy with his performance.