Opinion: Why Liam Lawson deserves the second Red Bull chance
After just two race weekends, Liam Lawson’s first Red Bull opportunity was over: Now he returns – under completely different conditions
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Günther Steiner: How the relationship with Gene Haas broke down
Günther Steiner speaks openly about the end of his time at Haas. According to his own words, he no longer has contact with team owner Gene Haas today
Lando Norris: Am better than 2025, but the results don’t show it
Formula 1 World Champion Lando Norris surprises with his self-assessment at mid-season 2026: Does his car make him look worse?
Verstappen and Red Bull: “It would be best for both sides if …”
Helmut Marko advises Max Verstappen against a change – According to him, the best solution for Verstappen and also Red Bull would be “if they continue to cooperate”
Continuity 2027: Carlos Sainz also extends Williams contract
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FIA decides on Gasly podium: The Monaco case goes far beyond third place
An error in the measurement system, but different consequences for the drivers: The dispute over Pierre Gasly’s Monaco podium is now being heard before an FIA court
Isack Hadjar is out: Yuki Tsunoda makes surprising Formula 1 comeback
Because Isack Hadjar is out injured, Liam Lawson makes his comeback for Red Bull in Zandvoort – Yuki Tsunoda takes the free spot at the Racing Bulls
Fall Gasly: Date set for Monaco appeal by Red Bull and McLaren
An error in the measurement system, but different consequences for the drivers: The dispute over Pierre Gasly’s Monaco podium is now being heard before an FIA court
From emergency solution to standard: FIA continues to plan with new start procedure
Formula 1 starts are now less problematic, but the FIA still wants to stick to the additional five seconds – for a specific reason
Timo Glock about Toyota TF110: “Would have liked to drive the car”
The TF110 could finally have brought Toyota its first Formula 1 victory – However, a few months before the start of the 2010 season, the Japanese pulled the plug