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via PlanetF1Liam Lawson to Drive for Red Bull at Spanish Grand PrixLiam Lawson is set to continue as Red Bull's driver for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid. This decision comes as Isack Hadjar remains sidelined due to injury.
+ 2 moreMon 7 Sep · 15:56 UTC
via gpfans.comKimi Raikkonen in Red Bull garage as F1 team eye driver signing for the futureKimi Raikkonen, the 2007 Formula 1 world champion, was spotted in the Red Bull garage during the Italian Grand Prix, sparking speculation about a potential driver signing. While Raikkonen himself is not returning to racing, reports indicate that Red Bull is looking to sign his son, Robin Raikkonen, to their junior program, which has a history of developing successful drivers in the sport.
At 46 years old, Kimi Raikkonen retired from F1 in 2021 after a notable career. The presence of Raikkonen in the Red Bull garage, where he was seen conversing with team principal Laurent Mekies, has fueled rumors about his son's upcoming signing, with an official announcement anticipated shortly.
Mon 7 Sep · 14:55 UTC
via CrashVerstappen and Lawson Discuss Red Bull's Prospects in MadridMax Verstappen and Liam Lawson have shared their insights on Red Bull's performance expectations for the upcoming Spanish Grand Prix. The event marks the inaugural Formula 1 race at the new Madring circuit.
+ 2 moreMon 7 Sep · 13:41 UTC
via f1technical.netRed Bull Sees Progress Despite Challenges at Italian Grand PrixRed Bull Racing acknowledged improvements in their race pace during the Italian Grand Prix, where Max Verstappen secured a podium finish. However, the team continues to face difficulties in competing with Mercedes.
+ 1 moreMon 7 Sep · 11:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Red Bull set 'ultimate speed' target after Max Verstappen heroicsMax Verstappen showcased his driving skills during the Italian Grand Prix, starting from fifth and finishing third despite facing challenges. His performance included impressive overtakes, although he ultimately could not match the pace of Mercedes, who had a clear advantage throughout the race. Kimi Antonelli's remarkable victory from 19th position highlighted the competitive nature of the event.
Red Bull's team principal, Laurent Mekies, expressed admiration for Verstappen's efforts and emphasized the need for the team to achieve 'ultimate speed' to enhance their overall performance. He noted that while they were strong enough to outperform Ferrari and McLaren, there are still challenges to address in order to unlock further potential in their car's performance.
Mon 7 Sep · 10:00 UTC
via f1oversteer.comJuan Pablo Montoya says Max Verstappen treated Kimi Antonelli like Michael Schumacher at MonzaAt the Italian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen secured third place while Kimi Antonelli made an impressive comeback from P19 to win the race. Antonelli's victory has significantly boosted his lead in the championship standings, now holding a 66-point advantage over George Russell. Verstappen's performance drew attention, particularly his racing dynamics with Antonelli and Russell, which Juan Pablo Montoya likened to the respect drivers showed Michael Schumacher in the past.
Montoya highlighted how Verstappen raced differently against Antonelli, suggesting that other drivers were more willing to yield to Antonelli's pace. This observation underscores the rising status of Antonelli in the competitive landscape of Formula 1, as he continues to impress with his rapid ascent through the field and his commanding lead in the championship.
Mon 7 Sep · 09:00 UTC
via Motorsport.comMax Verstappen's "wholesome" Monza moment with Kimi Antonelli's father goes viral: "Class act"Max Verstappen was praised for a heartwarming interaction with Marco Antonelli, the father of Kimi Antonelli, after the Italian Grand Prix at Monza. The moment, which went viral on social media, featured Verstappen congratulating Antonelli Sr. before Kimi celebrated his victory, marking a significant achievement as he won from 19th on the grid.
Kimi Antonelli's win at Monza has solidified his position at the top of the drivers' standings, now holding a 66-point lead over George Russell. Lewis Hamilton trails in third place, 76 points behind Antonelli. The podium celebration was particularly special for Antonelli, who expressed his joy at winning in front of his home crowd.
Sun 6 Sep · 22:56 UTC
via gpfans.comMax Verstappen Commends Loek Hartog for Heroic Life-Saving ActMax Verstappen has expressed admiration for Loek Hartog's courageous actions during a recent incident in Shanghai. The Red Bull driver highlighted Hartog's role in saving the life of a rival driver, calling it 'unbelievable'.+ 1 moreSun 6 Sep · 21:29 UTC
via f1chronicle.comMercedes Achieves Dominant 1-2 Finish at Monza Grand PrixMercedes celebrated a strong performance with a 1-2 finish at the Italian Grand Prix. Kimi Antonelli secured victory in front of a home crowd, showcasing a remarkable recovery drive.
via f1oversteer.comLaurent Mekies tells Liam Lawson where he could have finished without front-wing damage at MonzaLiam Lawson's race at the Italian Grand Prix was marred by a collision with Nico Hulkenberg, which resulted in front-wing damage and forced him to pit early. Despite starting from the back due to an engine penalty, Lawson showcased strong pace during the race, ultimately finishing in 14th place. His team principal, Laurent Mekies, noted that without the pit stop, Lawson could have achieved a higher position, potentially around P6 or P7.
Kimi Antonelli made headlines by winning the race after starting from P19, highlighting the overtaking opportunities at Monza. Lawson's engineer also praised his performance, particularly during a long stint on medium tires. As Lawson waits for news about his participation in the upcoming Madrid Grand Prix, he remains optimistic about his recent performances.Sun 6 Sep · 20:30 UTC
via RacingNews365Lewis Hamilton Criticizes Ferrari's Rules Amid Raikkonen's Red Bull SigningLewis Hamilton has voiced concerns regarding the regulations surrounding Ferrari. Meanwhile, Kimi Raikkonen is set to join Red Bull, adding to the excitement of the Italian Grand Prix.+ 1 moreSun 6 Sep · 20:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Liam Lawson details cause of Red Bull frustration: 'I didn't mean to'Liam Lawson expressed his frustration following a challenging Italian Grand Prix where he finished in 14th place. The race began with him starting from the pit lane due to a rear-wing change, and he initially made good progress before a collision with Nico Hulkenberg broke his front wing. This incident forced him to pit for repairs, significantly impacting his race time and position after the red flag restart.
Lawson detailed the incidents with Hulkenberg, clarifying that he did not intend to make contact during the race. He noted that he lost visibility due to a damaged mirror, which contributed to the collision. Despite having competitive speed, the damage and subsequent pit stop hindered his ability to recover positions, leading to a disappointing outcome.Sun 6 Sep · 18:30 UTC
via Formula1.comVerstappen Highlights Red Bull's Deployment Issue at MonzaMax Verstappen secured a third-place finish at the Italian Grand Prix after starting from fifth. He noted that a deployment issue with his Red Bull car affected his performance during the race.
Sun 6 Sep · 17:36 UTC
via CrashMax Verstappen Expresses Frustration Over Monza Performance IssuesMax Verstappen described feeling like a 'turtle' during the Italian Grand Prix due to performance challenges with his Red Bull car. He noted that the team struggled against the faster Mercedes on the straights, despite having a competitive engine.+ 3 moreSun 6 Sep · 16:52 UTC
via RacingNews365Max Verstappen Highlights Red Bull's Struggles Against Mercedes in MonzaMax Verstappen secured a podium finish at the Italian Grand Prix despite starting from fifth on the grid. He expressed frustration over Red Bull's performance, particularly in straight-line speed compared to Mercedes.+ 3 moreSun 6 Sep · 15:50 UTC
via theguardian.comKimi Antonelli Claims Historic Monza Victory for MercedesKimi Antonelli secured a remarkable victory at the Italian Grand Prix, overcoming a 19th-place start. This win marks the first home victory for Italy in Formula 1 in 60 years.
Sun 6 Sep · 15:38 UTC
via gpfans.comSebastian Vettel returns to Red Bull and 'leaves surprise' for Max VerstappenSebastian Vettel made a notable return to Red Bull during the Italian Grand Prix on September 6, 2026, where he left a personal message for current champion Max Verstappen on his helmet visor. This visit marked Vettel's first appearance at Red Bull since his departure from the team in 2014 and his retirement from F1 in 2022. The gesture highlighted the camaraderie between the two drivers, with Vettel reminiscing about his time with the team and the legacy of their past successes.
In addition to his visit to Red Bull, Vettel drove Michael Schumacher's iconic F2002 Ferrari at Monza, an experience that stirred deep emotions for him. He reflected on his childhood admiration for Schumacher and the significance of the car in F1 history. The event served as a poignant reminder of Vettel's illustrious career and his connection to the sport's past, while also celebrating the ongoing achievements of Verstappen and Red Bull Racing.Sun 6 Sep · 13:13 UTC
via Motorsport.comColton Herta’s 2026 season goes from bad to worse – two offs, one breakdown at MonzaColton Herta's 2026 Formula 2 season has been challenging, highlighted by a difficult weekend at Monza where he faced multiple setbacks. He crashed during practice, qualified poorly, and experienced a car breakdown during his F1 outing, leading to a disappointing performance overall.
Despite his aspirations to advance to Formula 1, Herta's current standings and performance suggest he is unlikely to contend for the championship this season. With only a few races left and a significant points deficit, his hopes for a 2027 F1 drive appear increasingly uncertain.Sun 6 Sep · 12:20 UTC
via f1oversteer.comMax Verstappen reacts to insulting Pierre Wache nickname after Red Bull woes at MonzaMax Verstappen expressed frustration with his RB22, calling it a 'paper car' after a disappointing qualifying session at Monza, where he finished sixth. This comment led to Red Bull's technical director Pierre Wache being humorously nicknamed 'paper Wache,' highlighting the struggles the team has faced under new regulations since Wache took over from Adrian Newey. Verstappen acknowledged the ongoing issues but emphasized that the blame should not fall on a single individual, indicating a collective effort is needed to improve the car's performance.
Despite the challenges, team principal Laurent Mekies defended Wache, noting the advancements made with the power unit. Verstappen's remarks reflect a broader concern within the team as they aim to resolve persistent problems ahead of the upcoming races. With Verstappen's new contract extending until 2030, there is an expectation for significant improvements in the future, especially as the team seeks to regain its competitive edge.Sun 6 Sep · 12:00 UTC
via RacingNews365Robin Raikkonen Joins Red Bull's Junior Driver ProgrammeRobin Raikkonen, the 11-year-old son of former F1 champion Kimi Raikkonen, has officially signed with Red Bull's junior driver programme. He has been involved in karting since early childhood and is set to further his racing career with this new opportunity.+ 15 moreSun 6 Sep · 11:30 UTCPage 3 of 25