George Russell says he can understand if Max Verstappen takes a break from Formula 1 while he’s not enjoying it, but believes competitive position is playing a significant role in his complaints.

Max Verstappen told his race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase he would be stupid not to take the offer he received from McLaren, after asking the Dutchman for his thoughts on the move.

Lambiase is well-known for his partnership with Verstappen, but has also been Red Bull’s head of race engineering, and is a long-term target of McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown and team principal Andrea Stella to join the constructors’ champions.

Toto Wolff has described claims that Kimi Antonelli moved aside for Lando Norris at the Qatar GP as "brainless."

Red Bull came into this race weekend with a huge spotlight on the team. It was largely on the second seat and the driver change that had taken place, but it very much captured Max Verstappen in its glare, too.Verstappen had clearly not been happy with the decision to drop...

Comments from Max Verstappen’s race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase referencing “childish” team radio messages during the Hungarian Grand Prix were not directed at the driver himself, according to Christian Horner.Verstappen complained that Lewis Hamilton had moved under braking when the pair collided at Turn 1 late in the race, leading to...

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has downplayed recent interactions between Max Verstappen and Gianpiero Lambiase (pictured above with Verstappen), saying the championship leader “would break many race engineers”.Verstappen dominated the Belgian Grand Prix weekend but was angry at what he believed to be poor execution during qualifying that led...

Sebastian Vettel will be given a new chassis for the Italian Grand Prix as his Red Bull team tries to get to the bottom of his recent struggles.The team was left mystified as to why the reigning world champion struggled for pace in the Belgian Grand Prix last weekend after...

Four-time Formula 1 world champion Sebastian Vettel will have a new race engineer next season, with long-serving Guillaume Roquelin moving to a new role within Red Bull. Vettel and Roquelin, who is widely known as "Rocky," have worked together ever since the German joined the team in 2009. Their partnership...