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Red Bull are very unhappy that details of their cost cap breach in the 2021 season were leaked into the public domain long before the FIA published details of their overspend

OPINION: Even after shattering a Formula 1 record for the most amount of races in a weekend, Max Verstappen was surprisingly non-plussed. But how does his 2022 compare to the dominance demonstrated by Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel, and have Verstappen's exploits been more impressive?

Mercedes and Red Bull suspect that Ferrari’s struggles in Formula 1’s Mexican Grand Prix were likely a one-off, rather than a sign it has fallen away from the lead battle.

Red Bull decided against speaking to Sky Sports throughout the Mexican Grand Prix weekend, furious over comments made by pit lane reporter Ted Kravitz about Max Verstappen's maiden F1 title

The FIA fined Red Bull £6m and took away 10% of their wind tunnel testing time over the next 12 months for overspending during the 2021 season – a punishment which received a mixed response

Verstappen has been dominant this season and already ranks among some of the most successful drivers F1 has ever seen, but Red Bull feel he isn't seen that way by many

Although this year's edition of the Formula 1 race in Mexico was hardly a classic, there were lots of significant threads tied up off-track as the cost cap furore reached a resolution. Add that to a record breaker, a return of a once-great force, and a roll-back on an earlier…

Although this year's edition of the Formula 1 race in Mexico was hardly a classic, there were lots of significant threads tied up off-track as the cost cap furore reached a resolution. Add that to a record breaker, a return of a once-great force, and a roll-back on an earlier…

Mexico City (AFP) - Red Bull boss Christian Horner confirmed on Monday that his indignant team intend to resume normal service in cooperating with Sky television reporters after deciding to snub the broadcaster at Sunday's Mexico Grand Prix.