Red Bull produced one of the most dramatic turnarounds of the season in Qatar on Saturday when it went from a “terrible” car in the sprint to pole on the road in qualifying. World champion Max Verstappen had been left baffled by just how bad his RB20 had felt in the sprint race – as
By Balazs Szabo on 01 Dec 2024, 01:00 Formula One drivers will need to get used to unusually high tyre pressures at the Lusail International Circuit after the issues at last year’s Qatar Grand Prix. After last weekend’s Las Vegas Grand Prix, Formula One is back to action this weekend, with Qatar staging the middle
Max Verstappen has been penalised by the stewards at the Qatar Grand Prix and will therefore not start from pole position. The Dutchman has been handed a one-place grid penalty, meaning he swaps positions with George Russell for the start of the race. READ MORE: Verstappen handed shock grid drop for Qatar GP F1 team
George Russell will start the Qatar Grand Prix from pole position following a penalty for Max Verstappen. The Dutchman set the fastest lap in Lusail on Saturday but was placed under investigation for allegedly driving too slowly during Q3, which resulted in a near miss with Russell. His one-place grid drop keeps him on the
The stewards have given Max Verstappen a grid penalty following his incident with George Russell. In the FIA document, the stewards explain why Max gets a penalty of one grid place.
George Russell will start from pole position for the Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix. Here’s how and when you can watch the race. Mercedes driver Russell inherited pole position after a one-place grid drop was handed to Max Verstappen for driving unnecessarily slowly and causing Russell to take evasive action during a Q3 preparation lap.
Max Verstappen had to report to the stewards after he possibly hindered George Russell during Formula 1 qualifying in Qatar. This is the stewards’ verdict on the incident between Red Bull Racing’s four-time F1 world champion and the Mercedes driver.
Max Verstappen has been stripped of his Qatar Grand Prix pole position after being handed a one-place grid penalty for impeding George Russell in Formula 1 qualifying. Verstappen had clinched his first pole since the Austrian Grand Prix in June after beating Russell by 0.055 seconds, completing a significant turnaround in Red Bull’s form at
Max Verstappen has lost pole position for the Qatar Grand Prix after being penalised for driving unnecessarily slowly in the final phase of qualifying. The stewards issued the Red Bull driver with a one-place grid penalty. He will therefore start from second place behind George Russell Race control announced before the end of today’s qualifying
Max Verstappen has been stripped of his Qatar Grand Prix pole position after being handed a one-place grid penalty for impeding George Russell in Formula 1 qualifying. Verstappen had clinched his first pole since the Austrian Grand Prix in June after beating Russell by 0.055 seconds, completing a significant turnaround in Red Bull’s form at
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