Red Bull dropping Lawson would send Verstappen a bad message
If there is anyone at the Red Bull Formula 1 team who thinks dropping Liam Lawson would be a mistake, it is almost certainly Max Verstappen
If there is anyone at the Red Bull Formula 1 team who thinks dropping Liam Lawson would be a mistake, it is almost certainly Max Verstappen
Oscar Piastri got his F1 2025 championship challenge back on track with a very impressive Chinese GP weekend - but was he the standout of the 20-driver grid at Shanghai?
Audi has offered the clearest indication yet that it is against Formula 1 abandoning its turbo hybrid engine rules, amid talks over a future switch to V10s
Ferrari quickly blamed tyre wear for Charles Leclerc's Chinese Grand Prix disqualification. But was it that simple?
Red Bull already seems to be moving towards replacing Liam Lawson. Is swift action necessary or would that be the latest in a long line of poor decisions? Here's what our F1 team think
The Chinese GP looked like a straightforward victory for Oscar Piastri - but his drive also included some nuances that show how he might approach an F1 title fight against Lando Norris
Ferrari has branded Formula 1's use of radio messages "a joke" and a deliberate attempt to stir up drama over how it swapped Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc in the Chinese GP
Our picks for the biggest winners and losers from F1's Chinese Grand Prix
Red Bull is weighing up whether to immediately drop Liam Lawson after a disastrous pair of weekends
Ferrari F1 drivers Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton have both been thrown out of the final Chinese GP classification for their cars breaching different technical rules
