McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has asserted Max Verstappen is “correct” in a recent claim regarding the Woking-based squad's car.
McLaren has enjoyed a successful campaign, winning 11 out of the 14 grands prix staged so far.
READ MORE: McLaren respond to Max Verstappen claim: 'He is correct'
Toto Wolff misses 'asshole' Christian Horner: 'Who should I hate now?'
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has opened up on the recent departure of Christian Horner, someone he jokingly describes as an "asshole" but also a "real personality" who has left F1.
Horner had led Red Bull as its team principal and CEO from when the Austrian outfit entered the pinnacle of motorsport in 2005, before being axed three days after the British GP.
READ MORE: Toto Wolff misses 'asshole' Christian Horner: 'Who should I hate now?'
Max Verstappen fires clear Mercedes rumours response
Max Verstappen has fired a clear response to all the rumours which linked him with a move to Mercedes, noting he felt that he did not "need to say anything".
For several rounds before the F1 summer break, Verstappen's future was the lead talking point, due to uncertainty over whether he would continue with Red Bull.
READ MORE: Max Verstappen fires clear Mercedes rumours response
F1 track seeking calendar return after critical 'mistake'
The CEO of the Sepang International Circuit (SIC) has admitted it was a mistake for Malaysia to stop hosting F1 races.
The Asian track made its first appearance on the schedule as a world championship race in 1999 and quickly became a hit due to its layout and the unpredictable weather that surrounded the event.
READ MORE: F1 track seeking calendar return after critical 'mistake'
Red Bull boss explains 'biggest difference' in new F1 role
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies has detailed the “biggest difference” between managing a top F1 squad and a midfield outfit.
Mekies took over control of the Red Bull team last month following Christian Horner's unexpected dismissal.
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Lando Norris issues F1 warning over 'fake' fear: 'That’s not motorsport'
Lando Norris has asserted he is keen to avoid seeing F1 become too “fake” and deviating from traditional racing methods.
F1 is set for a major technical regulation change next year, with significant changes coming to the power units and aerodynamics.
READ MORE: Lando Norris issues F1 warning over 'fake' fear: 'That’s not motorsport'
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