McLaren add more fuel to Max Verstappen fire with rare social media post
McLaren have shared a clip of Sky Sports pundit Anthony Davidson using onboard cameras to show Verstappen moved under braking in Austria.
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"Inevitably friendships are put under pressure when you are competing hard..."
New theory emerges after Toto Wolff’s ‘screaming’ radio messages to George Russell
George Russell had Toto Wolff screaming "you can do it" in Austria...
‘Ridiculous’ Christian Horner v Jos Verstappen ‘spat’ leads to Martin Brundle theory
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The alarming Sergio Perez data that lays bare ‘big’ impact of sidepod damage
Hampered by an "air brake", Sergio Perez was one minute and two seconds behind Max Verstappen at the time of the Dutchman's crash.
Max Verstappen seeks talks with Lando Norris after rivals collide in Austria
Max Verstappen has said that he and Lando Norris "will speak" about their Austria crash — albeit when tempers have cooled
Max Verstappen accused of multiple FIA rule breaks after ‘vastly dangerous’ moves
"That I think is equally if not more dangerous because that seemed petulant, it seemed like it was in retaliation."
Why George Russell swore at Toto Wolff after ‘screaming’ radio message in Austria
George Russell nearly lost his concentration during Toto Wolff's radio message informing him he could win the Austrian Grand Prix
Max Verstappen apology predicted with ex-driver defending ‘extreme’ attitude
David Coulthard believes Max Verstappen won't apologise to Lando Norris, but another former driver believes he may extend an apology.
Alex Brundle spots Max Verstappen ‘error’ in Lando Norris clash
"Formula 1 is all about tiny margins with massive consequences - and that's exactly what happened here."
Christian Horner responds to Max Verstappen’s Red Bull ‘did a lot wrong’ claim in Austria
With a slow pit stop and incorrect strategy irking Max Verstappen prior to his contact, Christian Horner is looking at the positives.
Toto Wolff refutes ‘correlation’ between Max Verstappen 2021 actions and Austria
McLaren team boss Andrea Stella has blamed 2021's attitude toward the rules for the Austrian GP drama.
‘Hell will freeze over’ before Max Verstappen issues Lando Norris apology, claims Coulthard
David Coulthard believe Max Verstappen is highly unlikely to apologise to Lando Norris for their collision in Austria on Sunday.
Has Verstappen v Norris clash lit fuse for bitter 2021-esque title fight?
Was their clash in Austria the catalyst for an explosive title fight in 2024?
‘Can’t be friends’ – Ted Kravitz sees two ‘significant developments’ in Verstappen v Norris rivalry
"Can two championship rivals ever be friends?"
Lando Norris continues criticism of ‘little bit desperate’ and ‘reckless’ Max Verstappen
"I'm trying to drive a good fair race. And it's not what I got in return from his side."
Austrian GP driver ratings: Max Verstappen rating takes big hit with costly mistake
The scores on the doors after a dramatic conclusion to the Austrian Grand Prix.
Untelevised Austrian GP footage shows two Lewis Hamilton moments with George Russell
"Big congratulations to the team and to George... well deserved."
Helmut Marko apportions blame in ‘unnecessarily fierce’ Verstappen v Norris clash
"With hindsight you can then say..."
Max Verstappen given further FIA punishment for causing Lando Norris collision
"The Stewards determine that the driver of Car 1 was predominantly at fault..."
The other F1 2024 driver battle that could get feistier than Verstappen v Norris
Move over Lando and Max, Alpine is where the biggest drama is happening.
Verdict: Who was at fault for Max Verstappen and Lando Norris’ dramatic Austrian GP clash?
Andrea Stella said everyone but Red Bull knew who to blame - but what do our writers think?