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Ferrari is certainly galvanized by the splendid one-two in Austin. The Maranello team is back in the running for the constructors' title, being 48 points behind McLaren, the current leader of this wor...

He could be saying goodbye sooner rather than later...

Red Bull has hinted that Yuki Tsunoda could get his first test for the team after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.Autosport revealed over the Austin weekend that Japanese manufacturer Honda was pushing hard for Tsunoda to be given a run for Red Bull’s main squad.Read Also:<br><br><br>Formula 1Honda in talks with Red Bull over Tsunoda test run<br><br><br>Up until now, he has only tested and raced for

Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz believe that Ferrari's 1-2 result at the United States Grand Prix puts it firmly in the hunt for Formula 1's constructors' championship., as it now sits 48 points behind leader McLaren.Ferrari took a 26-point chunk out of Red Bull in the constructors' standings to sit just eight points behind the reigning champion outfit after the Austin race and 48 points adrift

George Russell will start Formula 1’s United States Grand Prix from the pitlane as the result of a parc ferme rules breach by Mercedes.The Briton had crashed out of Q3 at Austin on Saturday, badly damaging his W15 car after hitting the barriers at Turn 19.The impact destroyed a new upgrade package that Mercedes had brought to this weekend’s race, and left it with a dilemma about what to do as

George Russell has rejected what he described as a "kind offer" from Lewis Hamilton to swap F1 upgrades after his United States GP qualifying crash. Russell crashed at Turn 19 on the final runs in Q3 to bring an early end to the session, and hand Lando Norris pole, with the upgrades added to his W15 destroyed in the heavy impact, especially on the front-right. Notionally, Russell was sixth-fastest with Hamilton 19th after a shock Q1 exit, with the seven-time champion offering to swap his undamaged parts for Russell's wrecked ones. But Russell is prepared to face the consequences of his own actions, with a pit-lane start expected for Hamilton. "Right now, the concern is about the bits," Russell told media including RacingNews365. "We will have to revert on the upgrades, and Lewis has kindly offered his ones, but we are not going to swap. "So I don't know what is going to be happening, but that is the biggest concern and we don't have the answers. "We keep finding ourselves in this position and how the car is interacting with the tyres, the temperature, to small changes in the wind, but it has been the story of the season. "With old upgrades or new upgrades, either we are there or we're half a second, six-tenths off. "All season, when the car has been in the sweet spot, fighting for poles and wins - like [in sprint qualifying], we were both fighting for pole, and in qualifying, we were both almost out in Q1. "I really pushed on that last lap, ultimately trying to find performance that wasn't there and paid the price. "I am just disappointed with myself, because everyone has worked so hard to bring the upgrades, and that's in the bin."

He's worried about his chances of winning from the front of the grid today!

Honda is believed to have made a request to Red Bull to allow Yuki Tsunoda the chance to showcase his talents in a Milton Keynes machine. Despite his strong efforts at RB, Tsunoda has not been considered a likely candidate for promotion from the junior to senior team, if Sergio Perez's contract for 2025 is ripped up. Instead, Liam Lawson has been touted as a replacement if he impresses over his six weekends in the car and Perez continues to fail to deliver. So, should Red Bull opt to replace Perez for next season, we very simply want to know who will be promoted in a straight-choice between Tsunoda and Lawson. Make sure to vote in the poll below and let us know your thoughts in the comments!