Former Red Bull driver Vitantonio Liuzzi has blamed Formula 1 legend Gerhard Berger for his F1 career being cut short. Liuzzi raced for Red Bull in four races across the 2005 season, before receiving a full-time seat with sister team Toro Rosso for the following campaign. READ MORE: Axed Red Bull driver blames F1 legend for 'confusing' exit
Major George Russell question posed over Kimi Antonelli threat
George Russell's reaction to potentially being beaten by Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli has been questioned ahead of a crucial year for the Briton. Russell steps up to become Mercedes team leader in 2025 following Lewis Hamilton's defection to Ferrari, and has been paired with protege Antonelli - who once raced in Nico Rosberg's karting school. READ MORE: Major George Russell question posed over Kimi Antonelli threat
Bernie Ecclestone names surprise 'underdog' as 2025 F1 title favourite
Bernie Ecclestone believes Max Verstappen can overcome Red Bull 's car problems to land a record-equalling fifth straight F1 title in 2025. Red Bull's RB21 machine was launched and tested in Bahrain, but appears to be off the pace compared to rivals McLaren and Ferrari, with Mercedes also seemingly having made a big step forward. READ MORE: Bernie Ecclestone names surprise 'underdog' as 2025 F1 title favourite
David Coulthard throws caution to F1 drivers over Max Verstappen approach
Former F1 driver David Coulthard has suggested drivers will “think twice” before opting to attempt an overtaking move on Max Verstappen. Verstappen has long been noted for his aggressive defence tactics and has been criticised by some of his rivals in the past. READ MORE: David Coulthard throws caution to F1 drivers over Max Verstappen approach
Alex Albon details key Red Bull exit memory after Carlos Sainz arrival
Alex Albon has detailed that the arrival of Carlos Sainz at Williams has reminded him of his exit from Red Bull. Albon raced for Red Bull from the 2019 Belgian Grand Prix, until the end of the 2020 F1 season. He was replaced by Sergio Perez and was left without a seat on the grid the following year. READ MORE: Alex Albon details key Red Bull exit memory after Carlos Sainz arrival
Norris names biggest McLaren weakness ahead of new F1 season
Lando Norris believes McLaren's balance problems with the rear of its F1 car are its "biggest and clearest" limitation heading into the new season, but feels there is an opportunity for the team. Norris and McLaren go into the 2025 campaign as respective title favourites following a strong pre-season test in Bahrain, which included a stunning race simulation from the Briton. READ MORE: Norris names biggest McLaren weakness ahead of new F1 season
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