Red Bull has reflected on the seismic Max Verstappen crash with Lewis Hamilton during the 2021 British Grand Prix, which left the team facing a startling reality.
The opening lap at Silverstone saw Verstappen’s race come to an end when the pair collided at Copse corner, sending the Dutchman into the barrier at high speed.
READ MORE: Red Bull reveals ‘massive eye opener’ after horror crash that left Verstappen hospitalised
Verstappen takes delivery of multi-million dollar purchase
Max Verstappen has had to wait a considerable time to add a touch of ultimate luxury to his life.
Placing an order two years ago, the four-time F1 champion has finally taken possession of a yacht, a 33-metre Mangusta GranSport 33, estimated to cost over £10 million (€12m; $12.33m).
READ MORE: Verstappen takes delivery of multi-million dollar purchase
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New Alpine livery potentially ‘leaked’ by Briatore
On Wednesday afternoon, Flavio Briatore, Alpine’s executive advisor, posted a video on his Instagram Story.
It simply referred to a marketing meeting of the team, but a bunch of papers on the table sparked considerable noise as it appeared Alpine’s new blue-and-pink livery was on display.
READ MORE: New Alpine livery potentially ‘leaked’ by Briatore
Key Hamilton and Verstappen difference brutally highlighted
Jacques Villeneuve has underlined the influence Lewis Hamilton holds in F1 with a forthright comparison to rival Max Verstappen.
The 40-year-old has joined Ferrari for the 2025 season, a move the Canadian wagers is the biggest signing in F1 in almost 30 years.
READ MORE: Key Hamilton and Verstappen difference brutally highlighted
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Aston Martin reveal Newey start date
We have had to wait a while but the start date for Adrian Newey to begin work with Aston Martin has finally been revealed.
It is now over eight months since Newey caused a stir when he announced he would be leaving Red Bull after 19 years.
READ MORE: Aston Martin reveal Newey start date
Billion pound plot emerges to lure Verstappen from Red Bull
Max Verstappen is seeing greater interest from the Aston Martin F1 team over a future tie-up, according to a report.
The Dutchman indicated several times last year that he wants to stay at Red Bull, a team he has won four consecutive F1 titles with.
READ MORE: Billion pound plot emerges to lure Verstappen from Red Bull
