In that Grand Prix, though, Norris wasn’t penalised as McLaren told him to give the position back to Hamilton. McLaren team boss: It shouldn’t create any polemic. Additional r

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.

Red Bull won't officially protest Max Verstappen's five-second penalty from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, despite describing it as 'Unfair' during the weekend's action. Here's why they're going to let this sleeping dog lie.

Max Verstappen was not pushed off at Turn 1 at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as even if Oscar Piastri had not been in the equation, he would never have made the corner. That’s the opinion of former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer,

Red Bull's Max Verstappen has no objections to the notion that McLaren's Oscar Piastri has serious Formula 1 title credentials

McLaren’s surge to last year’s constructors’ championship was spearheaded by Norris, whose late-season form helped him end as runner-up in the drivers’ standings to Max Verstappen. Entering his seventh F1 campaign, he had the perfect mix of speed and experience to harness the right car to a successful championship bid.