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Max Verstappen hoped to make it a perfect Austrian Grand Prix weekend by adding a main race victory to the one he secured in the Saturday Sprint, having qualified on pole for both

Max Verstappen won the Sprint race in the day and was hoping to follow that up by beating the likes of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri to pole for the main Grand Prix

Max Verstappen started the Austrian Grand Prix Sprint race on pole but had the McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in his rear view mirrors and George Russell also close by

Lance Stroll's position as an Aston Martin driver always seems secure, given his father Lawrence owns the team, but there has been some speculation of late over whether he wants to continue in F1

Aston Martin are said to be rivalling Ferrari for the signature of legendary F1 car designer Adrian Newey and have reportedly landed another blow on the Italians

Lando Norris pipped Max Verstappen to pole position for the Spanish Grand Prix, but McLaren needed to prove they could beat Red Bull for race pace in order to convert into victory

Sky Sports F1 pundit Damon Hill expressed his disapproval over the actions of Charles Leclerc and Lance Stroll on track in Barcelona, with Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton affected

Max Verstappen and Red Bull faced competition from the likes of Lewis Hamilton, Charles Leclerc and Lando Norris in qualifying while home hero Fernando Alonso failed to make the top 10

An ill-tempered practice session in Barcelona on Saturday morning saw Lance Stroll appear to make contact with Lewis Hamilton on purpose before Charles Leclerc did the same to Lando Norris

F1 car design guru Adrian Newey is leaving Red Bull and for a while looked likely to join Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari, though the Italians are facing a rival for his signature

George Russell beat Max Verstappen to pole as they set the exact same time in qualifying, but holding off the Red Bull was a whole different challenge for Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton was fastest in the final practice sessions to raise hopes of a surprise pole for Mercedes, while McLaren and Ferrari also fancied their chances of beating Max Verstappen

David Sanchez recently left McLaren and joined Alpine to become the F1 struggles' executive technical director, moving from one of Fernando Alonso's former teams to another

Charles Leclerc was the hot favourite for pole at the Monaco Grand Prix with Max Verstappen and Red Bull struggling, though Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton also hoped to be in the mix

Lewis Hamilton appeared to get in the way of several drivers throughout second practice for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, prompting angry responses from his rivals

Max Verstappen led the first half of the Miami Grand Prix comfortably but a well-timed safety car for Lando Norris gave the McLaren driver the advantage in the final stages

Max Verstappen won the Miami Grand Prix Sprint race from pole and was looking to set himself up to repeat the trick in the main Grand Prix in qualifying later on Saturday

Lando Norris and Lance Stroll failed to finish the Miami Sprint while Fernando Alonso also picked up damage in a first-lap incident they claim was caused by Lewis Hamilton

Red Bull's chief technology officer Adrian Newey has pledged to take time out before deciding on his next move, but one of Formula 1's top drivers will be left disappointed

Adrian Newey has told Red Bull colleagues he plans to leave, but the F1 champions insist he has not handed in his resignation, nor has he indicated to bosses that he wants out

Daniel Ricciardo launched an X-rated rant about Lance Stroll after the Aston Martin driver slammed into the back of his RB under safety car conditions during the Chinese Grand Prix

Fernando Alonso was penalised at the Australian Grand Prix for causing George Russell to crash and former F1 racer Johnny Herbert was on the stewarding panel that handed out that sentence

Fernando Alonso picked up more penalty points in Shanghai after a collision with Ferrari rival Carlos Sainz during Saturday's Sprint race which saw both of them suffer

The Chinese Grand Prix saw 11 penalty points dished out to drivers over offences on track and now there are four F1 stars halfway towards a race ban, or even closer

Daniel Ricciardo remains pointless this season after a DNF at the Chinese Grand Prix, but his actions after the Shanghai race prove there remains plenty of fight within the Aussie