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Christian Horner believes the major unknown of the 2026 F1 rules
could mean Max Verstappen's hypothetical move to Mercedes would be
a mistake. Although Horner has been firm that Verstappen is
staying at Red Bull for 2026, the driver himself has not explicitly
confirmed this to be the case, as rumours swirl that a deal for him
to defect to Mercedes is being worked on. READ MORE: Christian
Horner hands Max Verstappen major warning about potential Mercedes
move Revealed: Charles Leclerc x-rated radio fury after Silverstone
blow Charles Leclerc expressed anger in his qualifying result ahead
of the British Grand Prix by furiously criticising himself over his
team radio. Leclerc ended the session in sixth place, having
entered the final Q3 segment hunting for pole position. READ MORE:
Revealed: Charles Leclerc x-rated radio fury after Silverstone blow
Oliver Bearman hammered by F1 stewards after red-flag gaffe Oliver
Bearman has been hammered by the British Grand Prix stewards after
a second red-flag infringement in five races. In the second
practice session for the Monaco Grand Prix, Bearman was handed a
10-place penalty for overtaking the Williams of Carlos Sainz under
red-flag conditions. READ MORE: Oliver Bearman hammered by F1
stewards after red-flag gaffe 2025 F1 British Grand Prix -
Silverstone Qualifying results Max Verstappen delivered another
outstanding qualifying performance to land pole position for the
British Grand Prix. Seemingly from nowhere, the four-time F1
champion knocked McLaren's Oscar Piastri off top spot with the last
lap of the top-10 shoot-out with a 1:24.892, beating Piastri by
0.103s. Lando Norris starts third in his McLaren. READ MORE: 2025
F1 British Grand Prix - Silverstone Qualifying results Cadillac
name 'very attractive' option for 2026 F1 seat Cadillac F1 CEO Dan
Towriss has confirmed Valtteri Bottas as a "very attractive" option
for his team next season. The American squad is preparing to join
the F1 field in 2026 and expand the grid to 22 cars for the first
time in 10 years. READ MORE: Cadillac name 'very attractive' option
for 2026 F1 seat Lando Norris on verge of F1 grid penalty after
Silverstone change McLaren has fitted Lando Norris' car with its
final legal control electronics and energy store ahead of
qualifying for the British Grand Prix. Each driver can use two of
each component during a season without receiving a penalty, with
Norris' MCL39 having been fitted with the second of both. READ
MORE: Lando Norris on verge of F1 grid penalty after Silverstone
change
