MIAMI - George Russell kept third place for Mercedes at Sunday's Miami Grand Prix after Formula One stewards rejected a Red Bull protest. Red Bull's four times world champion Max Verstappen ...

Lydia Mee is a contributing sports writer located in the West Midlands, England. Her focus is on F1 and NASCAR. She has in-depth knowledge of Motorsport as a whole. Lydia joined Newsweek in March ...

MIAMI :Max Verstappen's Red Bull Formula One team protested George Russell's third place for Mercedes in the Miami Grand Prix on Sunday, with stewards summoning representatives of both teams.

Williams boss James Vowles said there would be a "lot of downsides" to Mercedes signing Max Verstappen - and reckons that even though the four-time world champion is "absolutely extraordinary ...

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You tried to merge into a lane that wasn't there.'” “So I just think it's bullshit racing. I guess you just got to hold it down and if you cause a wreck, hopefully you spin them out and don't ...

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You tried to merge up into a lane that wasn’t there.’ So, I just think it’s bullshit racing and I think that um, I guess you got to just hold it down and if you cause a wreck, hopefully ...

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