F1 must learn from Saudi GP or risk title-deciding crash – Wolff
The F1 title risks being decided in a “messy” way with a collision if lessons aren’t learned from the Saudi GP, says Mercedes boss Toto Wolff
The F1 title risks being decided in a “messy” way with a collision if lessons aren’t learned from the Saudi GP, says Mercedes boss Toto Wolff
Just when it seemed Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton’s 2021 Formula 1 world championship fight couldn’t get any more contentious, along came the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
We round up all the fresh Max Verstappen/Lewis Hamilton controversies from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and what the protagonists in this ever more fractious Formula 1 title fight are saying about each other
Race director Michael Masi making Red Bull an “offer” to give up Max Verstappen’s restart pole was one of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix’s odder moments
Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner rejects the suggestions Max Verstappen is driving unfairly and says a “very wily” Lewis Hamilton “gives just as good as he gets”
Mercedes estimates the wing damage Lewis Hamilton sustained from clashes with Esteban Ocon and Max Verstappen meant he was missing 0.4s of performance when he set the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix’s fastest lap
Max Verstappen’s drive of startling ferocity in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix left Lewis Hamilton mentally exhausted and Formula 1’s officials struggling to keep up. Mark Hughes breaks it down
Max Verstappen has been given a 10-second time penalty and two licence penalty points for “erratic” braking that caused a collision with Formula 1 title rival Lewis Hamilton in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Whether the Saudi Arabian GP was a good or bad F1 race, it was certainly the most exhilarating in recent memory. Here are our winners and losers
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix chaos showed Formula 1 is ‘missing’ the late Charlie Whiting – Michael Masi’s predecessor as race director
