Red Bull Racing

Charles Leclerc is handing the 2022 Drivers' championship to Max Verstappen after crashing from the lead of the French Grand Prix.

The team's upgrades did not yield the results that they were expecting

Drivers as well as fans have been reporting incidents of abuse from recent F1 events.

Max Verstappen did not entertain claims about Lewis Hamilton joining the fight for the race win at this weekend's French Grand Prix.

Mercedes are determined to close the gap to front-runners Red Bull and Ferrari as soon as possible.

Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz started their F1 career together with Red Bull's sister team Toro Rosso in 2015 before going their separate ways.

Ferrari have been told to focus on their reliability issues before deciding the team's number one to challenge Max Verstappen.

Fernando Alonso has once again labelled F1 predictable owing to Red Bull and Ferrari dominating the sport in 2022.

Ferrari's reliability issues hit again, with Carlos Sainz retiring from an almost guaranteed second place finish

The rivalry between Red Bull and Mercedes has thawed in 2022 owing to the latter's inability to produce a race winning car.

Max Verstappen's on-track battles with Charles Leclerc have been clean unlike his battles with Lewis Hamilton during the 2021 season.

Ferrari were on course for an easy 1-2 finish at the Austrian Grand Prix before Carlos Sainz's car went up in flames with just under 20 laps remaining.

Hamilton crashed out of Q3 at the Austrian Grand Prix on Friday.

Hamilton previously compared his on-track battles with Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.

Hamilton and Leclerc had some intense wheel to wheel racing in the closing stages of the British Grand Prix last Sunday.

The championship battle took a dark turn in 2021 when Verstappen had a dangerous crash after colliding with Lewis Hamilton.

Mercedes have no chance of winning in Silverstone against the in form Red Bull Racing team or title contenders Ferrari, as per 2016 world champion Nico Rosberg.

Ferrari and Charles Leclerc have fallen 76 points and 49 points behind Red Bull and Max Verstappen in the championships respectively.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has joined Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto in questioning Mercedes' ability to get ahead of FIA's technical directive.

Ferrari ace Charles Leclerc is confident Ferrari can fight back in both the Drivers' and Constructors' championships if they fix reliability issues.

Ferrari have challenged FIA's new technical directive to police the amount of bouncing suffered by F1 teams during a race.

Ferrari's slow pit stop in Canada potentially cost Charles Leclerc a chance to finish higher than fifth place despite coming from 19th place.

The FIA has been forced to introduce new regulations to ensure the safety of the drivers amid the bouncing issue.

The FIA have issued a directive to teams to tackle the extreme bouncing issues faced by a number of teams.

Mercedes wanted the FIA to intervene to help with the bouncing and porpoising. The new directive seems to favour Red Bull Racing rather than the team struggling with the issue.

Max Verstappen thought his chances of claiming the 2022 F1 title were over after retiring in two of the first three races.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is certain Ferrari will fix their reliability issues, but believes they will face grid penalties later in the season.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says teams affected by porpoising should deal with it internally rather than complain to the FIA.

Charles Leclerc suffered his second engine failure in three races as Max Verstappen extended his championship lead to 34 points over the Ferrari driver.

Leclerc retired from the lead at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.