Former Haas Team Principal Guenther Steiner has blamed Red Bull for triggering Max Verstappen in the final stage of the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend. The frustration then led to a crash with George Russell, which resulted in Verstappen receiving a 10-second time penalty. In addition, three points were added to his FIA Super License.

Red Bull have reportedly decided on Max Verstappen's replacement as the Formula 1 world champion edges ever closer to a ban. Verstappen, 27, is just one penalty point away from an automatic race ban after his angry collision with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix.

Helmut Marko explained Red Bull Racing still has faith in Max Verstappen securing his fifth F1 world championship in a row In 2025. The top advisor underlined that the team will continue to focus on the current campaign as long as the Dutchman has a chance of finishing in first place.