Monday's F1 news includes new evidence emerging after Red Bull was hit with a "significant penalty" at the F1 2025 United States GP.

Marko says Red Bull had “already given up” during the summer, but credits Laurent Mekies’ new approach and Verstappen’s renewed motivation for the team’s sudden revival

Red Bull are fined 50,000 euros after a team member tried to remove the tape marking Lando Norris' grid position for the United States Grand Prix.

AUSTIN, Tx — Red Bull has been fined $50,000 (£37,244) after a team member tried removing a piece of tape from McLaren driver Lando Norris’s grid slot ahead of Sunday’s United States Grand Prix.

Red Bull have confirmed Max Verstappen will sit out FP1 at this weekend’s Mexico Grand Prix with Arvid Lindblad taking his place. Lindblad is being billed as the potential future of the Red Bull team with the 18-year-old hoping to follow in the footsteps of the likes of Verstappen and his next test will come this weekend.

So far, the United States Grand Prix has delivered nothing but good news for Max Verstappen - storming to pole on his final attempt in sprint qualifying and the

Red Bull have been called to appear before the stewards after the United States Grand Prix. The reason? “Failure to follow the instructions of relevant officials,” reads the FIA document released just a few minutes ago.

Such was Max Verstappen's dominance in the Austin GP, Daniel Ricciardo he was probably already placing his dinner order.

Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies has described watching Max Verstappen racing as like "watching history in the making" amid his

Red Bull has been summoned to the stewards in the wake of Max Verstappen’s dominant victory in the United States Grand Prix. While Verstappen cruised to his fifth win of the season, his team was flagged for a potential breach of the FIA’s International Sporting Code before the race began.