Valtteri Bottas’ chances of returning to a full-time F1 seat next season have been bolstered, as another suitor has entered the race to secure his signature.
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Red Bull Racing’s Christian Horner Calm Amidst Verstappen-Mercedes Rumors
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner dismissed speculation about Max Verstappen moving to Mercedes as “a lot of noise,” reaffirming that they have a contract with Verstappen until 2028. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff had considered Verstappen in the past but seems to suggest a low chance of him joining Mercedes in 2026. George Russell, currently with Mercedes, is waiting for a contract extension and has been linked to Aston Martin. Horner emphasized that while Russell’s situation with Mercedes is unclear, they are committed to Verstappen. The ongoing talks and rumors…
BővebbenChristian Horner Breaks Silence: Max Verstappen Unleashes Frustration Over Mercedes F1 Switch Speculations
“It’s a lot of noise. I think Max gets quite annoyed by it. We’re very clear that the contract we have with Max is until 2028.”
BővebbenWar of Words: Helmut Marko Takes Aim at George Russell in Max Verstappen Saga
Helmut Marko has hit back at George Russell after the Mercedes driver weighed in on speculation surrounding Max Verstappen’s F1 future, brushing off the remarks as part of a “theoretical game.”
BővebbenRed Bull Sends Clear Message with Max Verstappen’s Future Amid Mercedes Speculation
Max Verstappen’s future remains a major talking point, although Helmut Marko has stressed its star driver will not depart.
BővebbenA Formula One Thriller: Toto Wolff’s Strategic Silence on Mercedes Talks with Max Verstappen
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has not denied that he is engaged in renewed discussions with Max Verstappen about a potential move to the team in F1 for 2026.
BővebbenMax Verstappen’s Bold Move: Uncertainty Looms Over F1 Future with Red Bull
Max Verstappen has refused to say whether he will be at Red Bull in 2026.
BővebbenRevolutionizing Formula 1: George Russell’s Bold Push for Higher Protest Deposits
George Russell believes that Formula 1 teams should be required to pay a substantial fee, like a “six-figure sum,” to appeal decisions to race stewards in order to prevent unnecessary protests. He expressed frustration over the current system where teams only have to pay €2,000 to launch an appeal, which he considers insignificant for teams making significant profits. Russell, who won the Canada Grand Prix, suggested that a higher deposit for protests could deter teams from filing frivolous appeals. The Mercedes driver, also a director of the Grand Prix Drivers’…
BővebbenCatalyzing Change: George Russell Stands for F1 Protest Reform Amid Red Bull Controversy
George Russell says he is open to changes to Formula 1’s protest system after describing Red Bull’s recent challenge against him in Canada as “a bit of a faff” and “not really necessary”.
BővebbenThe Inside Scoop: Nico Rosberg Unveils the Truth Behind George Russell’s Mercedes Contract Delay
George Russell’s current contract with Mercedes is due to expire at the end of the 2025 season.
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