Formula One: Have Max Verstappen and George Russell REALLY cleared the air?

Monday 17 March 2025 13:35, UK

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Race highlights | Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Following the Bahrain and Saudi Arabian Grand Prix's, Bernie Collins explains how the Formula One drivers keep cool during the hottest races of the season.

Explained: How drivers keep cool during the hottest races

Watch the moment Liam Lawson went wide while overtaking Jack Doohan, which resulted in a 10-second penalty for the Racing Bulls driver.

Unseen footage: How Lawson got 10-second penalty which baffled RB driver

'People can't handle the full truth' | Verstappen fumes at Bahrain GP penalty

'Everyone is sensitive!' | Frustrated Verstappen goes on rant after Saudi Arabian GP

Four-time Formula One world champion Sebastian Vettel has launched his Race4Women event in an effort to increase female participation in motorsport.

Vettel's Race4Women event hopes to increase female participation in motorsport

Saudi GP - Race roundup

Saudi Arabian GP round-up | Everything you need to know from the race

Saudi GP - Verstappen, Piastri

'He forced me off!' | HEATED team radios as Verstappen given penalty for Piastri clash

Karun Chandhok was at the SkyPad to analyse why Max Verstappen was given a five-second penalty after his push on Oscar Piastri on the first corner of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Verstappen-Piastri start analysed | Was five-second penalty justified?

Max Verstappen shared his frustrations at receiving a five-second penalty on the first corner of the opening lap in Saudi Arabia.

Verstappen fumes at Saudi penalty | 'Any words is a waste of time!'

Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton was despondent after finishing seventh at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Hamilton: There wasn't one second I felt comfortable in the car

McLaren's Oscar Piastri gave his reaction to Max Verstappen's controversial five-second penalty as he prevailed at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

Piastri: I was clearly up Max's inside | 'It was my corner!'

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was left frustrated with Max Verstappen's five-second penalty for an incident with McLaren's Oscar Piastri on the opening lap, which cost him the chance to win the race.

'Where was Max supposed to go?' | Horner frustrated by Verstappen penalty