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Toto Wolff: Kimi Antonelli’s mistakes in Austrian GP will never happen again
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Toto Wolff: Kimi Antonelli’s mistakes in Austrian GP will never happen again

Mercedes Formula 1 team principal Toto Wolff says Kimi Antonelli will never make the same mistakes again, which lost him a better shot at Austrian Grand Prix victory. The Italian saw his world championship lead trimmed to 40 points following George Russell’s win at the Red Bull Ring, as he controlled proceedings from pole position, holding off a late attack from Max Verstappen as Antonelli ...Keep reading

Max Verstappen's F1 future: Are McLaren talks serious, or a way to put pressure on Red Bull?
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Max Verstappen's F1 future: Are McLaren talks serious, or a way to put pressure on Red Bull?

Max Verstappen is still under contract with Red Bull until the end of 2028, but just like a year ago, his future remains one of the main talking points in the Formula 1 paddock. At the start of this year, the main question was whether the Dutchman would even remain in F1 because of his dissatisfaction with the technical regulations. However, because of the step-by-step adjustments towards a ...Keep reading

No reliability and no pace: Carlos Sainz admits Williams doesn’t “have a car capable of scoring points"
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No reliability and no pace: Carlos Sainz admits Williams doesn’t “have a car capable of scoring points"

Carlos Sainz and Williams are having a rough start to the 2026 Formula 1 season, and the tough times continued in Austria where the Spaniard was forced to admit "we don't have reliability, we don't have pace, we don't have a car capable of scoring points”. Williams has made no secret of its struggles this year as it battles with a car that is overweight and uncompetitive. It has so far scored ...Keep reading

Toto Wolff points to Max Verstappen factor behind Red Bull's Austria pace
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Toto Wolff points to Max Verstappen factor behind Red Bull's Austria pace

Max Verstappen came as close as ever to his first win of the season in Austria. The Red Bull driver, having started fifth in Spielberg, emerged as George Russell's main pursuer during the Formula 1 Austrian Grand Prix and finished just over 1.6s behind. Red Bull brought a major upgrade to Austria in an attempt to close the gap to Mercedes and Ferrari, the two teams that appeared to have held ...Keep reading