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Red Bull formally rules out right of review of Max Verstappen's Saudi F1 penalty
Red Bull has formally ruled out launching a right-of-review petition against Max Verstappen's decisive five-second time penalty in Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Polesitter Verstappen was penalised for leaving the track and gaining an advantage at the start of the race,
The bones of this intriguing Saudi Arabian Grand Prix were made when erstwhile pacesetter Lando Norris crashed in Q3 wit ...
The stewards gave the Red Bull star the penalty for leaving the track and gaining an advantage, specifically by staying ahead ...
Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix hinged on a first corner incident between eventual race winner Oscar Piastri and the man ...
Follow reaction as McLaren's Oscar Piastri edged out Max Verstappen to overtake team-mate Lando Norris and go top of the ...
After retaining the position despite Piastri’s complaints, the stewards hit Verstappen with a five-second time penalty. The ...
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Verstappen Red Bull future could take big twist as McLaren star left angered - F1 RecapRed Bull boss Christian Horner has reportedly held sensational talks with a rival F1 driver that will spark rumours over the ...
Max Verstappen has refused to discuss a time penalty which dropped him out of the lead of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
Verstappen received a five-second time penalty for an incident at the 2025 Jeddah race but refused to speak much about his ...
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"You can't always win everything" - Verstappen's realism over catching McLarenRed Bull has appeared to take a small step forward at Formula 1's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but that doesn't mean its ...
Ahead of Sunday’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this Formula 1 season is looking like McLaren vs. McLaren. Still, defending ...
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