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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

RB's Yuki Tsunoda was criticised and faced the stewards at the Austrian Grand Prix after he used offensive language, which was broadcast over the team radio, as he cops a fine

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

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

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

Eagle-eyed F1 fans spotted on the TV coverage of practice in Barcelona that Daniel Ricciardo has written a message onto his helmet which sums up his current state of mind

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

Red Bull have handed out their second new contract in the space of less than a week with Yuki Tsunoda set to stay with sister team RB for at least another season

Red Bull have given Sergio Perez a new two-year contract extension which has shut the door on Daniel Ricciardo and Yuki Tsunoda for now in terms of getting a promotion

Max Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull until 2028 but they have four candidates for the other three seats across their two F1 teams for next year, which will leave one driver very unhappy

Sergio Perez struggled all weekend in Monaco, going only 18th fastest in qualifying before crashing out on the first lap of the Grand Prix on a dismal day for Red Bull

Sergio Perez qualified just 18th for the Monaco Grand Prix as, for the second season in a row, the Mexican Formula 1 star suffered a horrible Saturday in the Principality

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

Carlos Sainz is Audi's top target to join Nico Hulkenberg in the driver line-up for their new F1 project, but the Spaniard continues to stall despite a contract offer being on the table

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

Max Verstappen started on pole and was the overwhelming favourite to win again, while Lewis Hamilton had plenty of work to do after qualifying only 18th for the race

Lando Norris and Lewis Hamilton were hoping to repeat their Sprint qualifying results in this session that decides the grid for the Chinese Grand Prix, though Max Verstappen wants to continue his pole streak

Yuki Tsunoda continued his fine start to the new F1 season at the Japanese Grand Prix, scoring a point at his home race for the first time and boosting his growing reputation in Red Bull's sister team RB

Max Verstappen was the man with a target on his back for qualifying at Suzuka, having taken pole at the first three races of this year, with Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes hoping to be Red Bull's chief rivals instead of Ferrari

Yuki Tsunoda is rehabilitating his reputation as a hot-headed F1 flop and beginning to live up to his potential at Red Bull's sister team RB - earning admiring glances from others in the process

Max Verstappen retired from the Melbourne race after just a few laps while Lewis Hamilton was also forced to pull over, as Carlos Sainz and Ferrari dominated in the Red Bull racer's absence

Max Verstappen didn't top the timesheets in any practice session in Melbourne with Charles Leclerc looking particularly quick in his Ferrari and well-placed to challenge for pole