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McLaren needs another big upgrade to catch Red Bull

Carlos Sainz and now Lando Norris' race wins within the first six grands prix of 2024 shows that Max Verstappen's grip on Formula 1 may now be easing.

Peace returning to Red Bull step by step

Red Bull is now inching towards peace behind the scenes, a CEO of the energy drink company insists.

McLaren, winner Norris, defend Trump's Miami GP visit

McLaren insists it is "non-political", as the Formula 1 team faces backlash for welcoming Donald Trump into its garage in Miami.

Ferrari, McLaren, ending Red Bull's comfort zone era

Wearing a plaster on his nose after a wild party a weekend earlier, and freshly fined 25,000 euros for running across the track after a sprint race crash, Lando Norris on Sunday became Formula 1's newest race winner.

Alonso met twice with FIA president in Miami

Fernando Alonso met twice with the FIA president ahead of the Miami GP.

Aston Martin to evaluate Newey job offer

Aston Martin boss Mike Krack now admits the team is evaluating the possibility of signing Adrian Newey.

Wolff sides with Marko, hits back at Red Bull CEO Mintzlaff

Toto Wolff has lashed back at one of the top CEOs of the Red Bull drinks empire, slamming comments made in Miami by Oliver Mintzlaff.

Race Notes - Norris takes maiden f1 victory

Miami GP - Race Notes

Sunday Photos

Miami GP - Sunday Photos

Sunday Press Conference

Miami GP - Sunday Press Conference

Sunday Team Quotes

Miami GP - Sunday Team Quotes

Race Results

Miami GP - Race Results

Alonso to confront FIA over anti-Spanish bias

Fernando Alonso says he will confront the president of F1's governing body over concerns he is being treated unfairly because of his nationality.

Even Newey couldn't solve Mercedes slump says Wolff

Even Adrian Newey would struggle to swiftly end Mercedes' current troubles in Formula 1, according to team boss Toto Wolff.

Sainz is waiting for Red Bull and Mercedes, says Bottas

Carlos Sainz is the cork in the bottle holding up the next phase in the hectic and early 2025 driver 'silly season'.

Verstappen hasn't said a word about Red Bull exit

Max Verstappen has not "said a word" about wanting to leave Red Bull's dominant Formula 1 team, according to a top CEO of the famous energy drink company.