10/05/2025 22:00
George Russell has asserted he has no concerns regarding the
legality of McLaren's F1 car following its strong start to the
season. The Woking-based outfit has taken five grand prix victories
at the opening six events, emerging as the clear favourite for
title success this year. READ MORE: George Russell issues McLaren
verdict after Red Bull accusations Jack Doohan handed immediate F1
return blow Former F1 driver Karun Chandhok has dealt Jack Doohan's
chances of returning to the grid an immediate blow, by noting that
he has not been on the radar of any team. Doohan was promoted at
Alpine to a full-time seat for 2025 following the exit of Esteban
Ocon ; however, he has already been replaced after just six races.
READ MORE: Jack Doohan handed immediate F1 return blow F1 warned
over 'major' pecking order change at Spanish GP Stake F1 team
principal Jonathan Wheatley has suggested the F1 pecking order
could undergo a big change at the Spanish Grand Prix. The Barcelona
round will be the first to feature the FIA's stricter flexi-wing
tests, with added scrutiny placed on how much the elements can bend
at high speed. READ MORE: F1 warned over 'major' pecking order
change at Spanish GP Max Verstappen in the dark over new Red Bull
floor after 'weird' experience Max Verstappen still does not know
what to make of the new floor on his RB21, contending how the
"weird" Miami International Autodrome prevented him getting an
accurate read. The Red Bull driver took pole position for the Miami
Grand Prix, but was powerless to prevent the McLarens of Oscar
Piastri and Lando Norris surging past him on race day. He
eventually finished fourth, behind George Russell, as well. READ
MORE: Max Verstappen in the dark over new Red Bull floor after
'weird' experience Former F1 team principal signals 'Max factor' in
Red Bull headache Former F1 team principal Otmar Szafnauer has
suggested there is a "Max factor" at Red Bull separating Verstappen
from his team-mates. Verstappen has easily had the upper hand on
his F1 team-mates across the last handful of seasons with Yuki
Tsunoda the latest to be paired alongside the Dutchman. READ MORE:
Former F1 team principal signals 'Max factor' in Red Bull headache
Helmut Marko hands Yuki Tsunoda crucial Max Verstappen boost Red
Bull motorsport advisor Helmut Marko has defended Yuki Tsunoda and
the team's decision to promote him, by acknowledging he is "much
closer" to Max Verstappen than Liam Lawson was. Tsunoda was
promoted to the Milton Keynes-based outfit to replace Lawson after
just two races, following a turbulent start to the season for the
New Zealander. READ MORE: Helmut Marko hands Yuki Tsunoda crucial
Max Verstappen boost
