McLaren team principal Andrea Stella has confirmed holding talks with the FIA to clarify their "initial opinions" that Max Verstappen breached the Driving Standards Guidelines during the Austrian Grand Prix.
The furore surrounding the collision between Lando Norris and Verstappen, and the incidents in the build-up to the punctures that wrecked their races, has continued unabated over the past week.
READ MORE: McLaren confirms talks with FIA over potential Verstappen guidelines breach
Brown delivers withering Red Bull takedown
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown has questioned Red Bull's integrity as he feels there has been a "lack of respect" shown by the team across multiple fronts.
The 52-year-old did not mince his words when addressing enabling behaviour within the team that may have contributed to Max Verstappen's emboldened style of wheel-to-wheel racing.
Horner responds to ‘brutally hard question’ over Perez
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner responded to a "brutally hard question" regarding Sergio Perez, as he was questioned over whether the Mexican was offered a new contract too early.
Horner made an appearance on Sky Sports F1 following first practice ahead of the British Grand Prix.
READ MORE: Horner responds to ‘brutally hard question’ over Perez
Red Bull fined in latest battle with Norris
Two F1 teams have been issued heavy fines after being deemed guilty of impeding incidents during the first free practice session at the British Grand Prix.
Both Red Bull and Aston Martin were summoned to the stewards after the session, having been caught up in incidents during the 60-minute outing.
Marko delivers Red Bull blow in Norris pursuit
Helmut Marko believes Red Bull is as much as three-tenths behind Lando Norris on pure British Grand Prix performance after Friday practice.
The McLaren driver topped both sessions on Friday at Silverstone, finishing nearly seven-tenths clear of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen down in fifth and sixth in FP2 on a track expected to suit the MCL38 package.
Williams confirm plan B in Sainz rejection scenario
Williams team principal James Vowles has confirmed that the outfit has a backup option in mind should Carlos Sainz reject a seat at the Grove-based outfit.
Vowles has made it no secret in recent weeks that the British team are very interested in the outgoing Ferrari driver, who has received offers from Williams, Stake F1/Audi and, most recently, Alpine.
READ MORE: Williams confirm plan B in Sainz rejection scenario
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