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Verstappen unhappy with Pirelli blowout explanation
Formula One world championship leader Max Verstappen said on Thursday he was unhappy with Pirelli's explanation for the high-speed tyre blowout that cost him victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Hamilton hints Red Bull, not Pirelli, to blame for tyre blowouts
A new row appears to be brewing between Formula One's top two teams.
FORMULA ONE
The story behind Horner and Wolff's latest beef
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff and Red Bull boss Christian Horner clearly don't like each other very much and their growing feud goes back years.
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Who lost out more in Baku - Hamilton or Verstappen?
How the Azerbaijan Grand Prix descended into chaos
Hamilton locks up at the restart as Sergio Perez wins in Azerbaijan
Lewis Hamilton skids off the track at the restart as Sergio Perez wins his first Grand Prix with Red Bull.
Verstappen out after rear tire fails on the main straight
Max Verstappen crashes despite leading in Azerbaijan because of a rear tire failure.
FORMULA ONE
Singapore GP cancelled for 2021
The Singapore Formula One Grand Prix will not take place this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, leaving F1 to assess alternative options for the Oct. 3 event.
FORMULA ONE
Alonso: Drivers should lose position for causing red flag
Fernando Alonso said drivers who crash and cause a red flag in qualifying should lose their position in the session and start from the back of the grid.
How Mercedes turned things around so quickly in Baku
Mercedes appeared to be on the back foot ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but Lewis Hamilton will start the race ahead of title rival Max Verstappen after a remarkable turnaround in qualifying. Here's how they did it.
Leclerc secures Baku pole in chaotic qualifying session
Charles Leclerc took pole position in a crash-strewn Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualifying session, which ended prematurely when Yuki Tsunoda crashed at Turn 3.
FORMULA ONE
Former FIA president Max Mosley dies aged 81
Max Mosley, the former president of motor racing's governing body, the FIA, has died of cancer aged 81.
Top Headlines
- Bottas says his Mercedes future is unknown
- Mercedes modifies Hamilton's 'magic' button
- Mazepin clarifies apology to Schumacher
- Aston Martin signs Alfa Romeo's chief designer
- COTA happy to host two U.S. F1 races in 2021
- Pirelli deny Baku blowouts caused by tyre defects
- Mercedes postpone Grosjean F1 test
- Ocon to stay with Alpine until 2024
- McLaren to join Extreme E series in 2022