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Aug.5 (GMM) Max Verstappen has criticised Formula 1’s stewards for investigating his overtake on Lewis Hamilton in Hungary – despite no contact and no penalty. “I actually think it’s a shame I have to go back to the stewards after the race. Just analyse it during the race,” Verstappen told Viaplay. “I put my nose…
Read More »Aug.5 (GMM) Charles Leclerc’s fourth-place finish from pole position in Hungary is under heavy scrutiny, after a controversial late-race incident with George Russell drew criticism from rival drivers, stewards, and Austrian TV pundits. The Ferrari driver was penalised five seconds for what the FIA deemed “erratic driving”, after moving under braking while defending third place…
Read More »Aug.5 (GMM) Francois Provost has confirmed that Alpine will remain in Formula 1 beyond 2025, bringing clarity to weeks of speculation following the surprise departure of former Renault CEO Luca de Meo. “Formula 1 is an integral part of our fundamental strategy for Alpine. I have no intention of changing that,” Provost, de Meo’s successor,…
Read More »Aug.5 (GMM) The fallout from Lance Stroll’s Silverstone radio rant has deepened, with Aston Martin now reportedly blacklisting Sky Deutschland following critical comments from TV pundit Ralf Schumacher. Bild newspaper reports that Sky reporter Peter Hardenacke and Schumacher were denied access to Aston Martin personnel during the Hungarian GP weekend, with requests to speak to…
Read More »Aug.4 (GMM) Max Verstappen and Dr Helmut Marko have both now conceded that Red Bull’s 2025 title campaign is effectively finished – following a miserable Hungarian GP. The quadruple world champion finished just ninth on Sunday, far behind the dominant McLarens. After Hungary, Verstappen now trails championship leader Oscar Piastri by a whopping 97 points….
Read More »Aug.4 (GMM) McLaren’s intra-team fight is now a two-way battle between Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris for the 2025 title – but tensions are beginning to rise. Championship leader Piastri saw his lead shrink to just 9 points over Norris after Hungary, having led by 22 after Canada. The Australian finished behind Norris on Sunday…
Read More »Aug.4 (GMM) Gabriel Bortoleto’s Formula 1 rise continued in Hungary, as the Sauber rookie outqualified and outraced Nico Hulkenberg once again. The 2024 Formula 2 champion started seventh and finished sixth at the Hungaroring – both career bests – while Hulkenberg qualified and finished 13th. It was the third time in the last four races…
Read More »Aug.4 (GMM) Toto Wolff has given the strongest hint yet that Mercedes will stick with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli for 2026, following weeks of speculation about the team’s future direction. The timing comes not long after Red Bull’s Christian Horner was officially ousted – effectively ending any remaining links between Max Verstappen and a…
Read More »Aug.4 (GMM) Christian Horner is still coming to terms with his sudden ousting from Red Bull, according to long-time friend Bernie Ecclestone – who says the former team boss might not return to Formula 1 at all. Former F1 supremo Ecclestone, 94, was in the paddock at the Hungarian GP and confirmed Horner remains rattled….
Read More »Aug.4 (GMM) Fred Vasseur insists Lewis Hamilton will not walk away from Ferrari or F1 despite spiralling speculation after Hungary. After qualifying, Hamilton said he was “useless” and Ferrari should get “another driver.” Asked if it was a joke, he replied after the race on Sunday: “No, no, I was completely serious.” To Sky Italia…
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