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Red Bull Makes Last-Minute Repairs to Verstappen's Car Before Qatar Sprint

Red Bull Racing made critical, last-minute repairs to Max Verstappen's RB21 before the Qatar Sprint race. The team replaced a damaged floor assembly and other components after Friday's Sprint Qualifying incident, ensuring Verstappen avoids penalties and maintains his sixth-place grid position. This swift action underlines Red Bull's precision in maintaining peak performance.

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Red Bull Makes Last-Minute Repairs to Verstappen's Car Before Qatar Sprint

Analysis29 NOVmotorsport

Verstappen Downplays Spanish GP Impact on 2025 F1 Title Hopes

Breaking news29 NOVF1i.com

Pirelli Raises Alarm Over Tyre Damage from Sharp Gravel in Qatar

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Hamilton to Start Qatar GP Sprint from Pit Lane After Early Exit

Lewis Hamilton will start the Qatar GP Sprint from the pit lane after an early exit in Sprint Qualifying. This significant setback for the Mercedes driver, shared with Lance Stroll, Pierre Gasly, and Franco Colapinto, will severely limit his ability to score points in the short, intense race, highlighting the critical nature of qualifying in F1's condensed formats and Mercedes' ongoing performance challenges.

Breaking news29 NOVPlanetF1

Former F1 Driver Adrian Sutil Arrested for Alleged Fraud and Embezzlement

Analysis29 NOVRacingnews365

Ferrari's Empathy for McLaren After Double Disqualification in Las Vegas

Ferrari's Head of Track Engineering, Matteo Togninalli, expressed understanding and empathy for McLaren after their double disqualification at the Las Vegas Grand Prix due to excessive plank wear. Having faced a similar situation earlier in the season, Ferrari's team knows the pressure of pushing technical limits for performance. This incident highlights the razor-thin margins in F1 and the constant challenge for engineers to balance speed with strict regulations.

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Hamilton to Start Last as Alpine Duo Begin Qatar Sprint from Pit Lane

Analysis29 NOVGP Blog

Norris Admits Sprint Qualifying Error, Ends Pole Streak

Analysis29 NOVmotorsport

Alpine Needs 'Patience, Common Sense, and Consistency,' Says Steve Nielsen

Analysis29 NOVThe Race

McLaren's Plea for Technical Rule Leniency is Critically Flawed

McLaren's recent disqualifications for minuscule technical breaches have ignited debate over F1's strict rule enforcement. While McLaren argues for more lenient penalties for minor infringements, the sport's governing body maintains that a black-and-white approach to technical regulations is crucial to prevent teams from exploiting loopholes and gaining unfair advantages, ensuring competitive integrity.

Analysis29 NOVPlanetF1

Marko Updates on Tsunoda's Future After Major Red Bull Breakthrough

Analysis29 NOVThe Race

FIA and F1 Drivers Discuss Evolving Race Guidelines with Five Key Incidents

F1 drivers and the FIA met at the Qatar Grand Prix to review and refine racing guidelines for 2026, focusing on five contentious incidents. Discussions highlighted issues with current rules on overtaking, track limits, and racing incidents, aiming to incorporate driver feedback for fairer and more consistent stewarding decisions. Key areas for change include greater discretion for stewards and clearer definitions for complex racing scenarios.

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Tsunoda's Performance Puts Pressure on Red Bull's 2026 Driver Decision

Breaking news29 NOVRacingnews365

Adrian Newey Explains Shock Move to Aston Martin Team Principal Role

Analysis29 NOVF1i.com

Ferrari's Qatar Woes: Leclerc and Hamilton Lament Lack of Pace

Breaking news29 NOVPlanetF1

Vasseur Reveals Ferrari's Early Shift to 2026 F1 Car Development

Ferrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur confirmed the team made a "very early" switch in late April to prioritize its 2026 F1 car development, influenced by McLaren's early season dominance. This strategic pivot, a tough psychological call, means limited aerodynamic upgrades for 2025 but aims to maximize their advantage for the new chassis and power unit regulations in 2026. The decision, supported by drivers and the entire team, signals Ferrari's aggressive pursuit of future championship contention.

Breaking news29 NOVRacingnews365

Pirelli Discovers New Tyre Cut Risk in Qatar F1 Weekend

Analysis29 NOVGP Blog

Adrian Newey Explains Why He Accepted Aston Martin Team Principal Role

Adrian Newey has clarified his decision to take on the Aston Martin Team Principal role for 2026, citing the specific challenges of the new power unit regulations and his existing race attendance. While acknowledging the leadership aspect, Newey emphasized his unwavering commitment to car design, ensuring his primary passion remains central to his work. This move is seen as a strategic pivot for Aston Martin, leveraging Newey's expertise in a new capacity.

Breaking news29 NOVmotorsport

Pirelli and FIA Issue Puncture Threat Warning for F1 Tyres in Qatar GP

Qualifying report29 NOVF1i.com

Russell 'Back in the Groove' with Front-Row Sprint Start in Lusail

Analysis29 NOVPlanetF1

Verstappen Attributes Title Contention to McLaren's 'Failures,' Not Red Bull's Dominance

Breaking news29 NOVRacingnews365

Russell Fears 'Downer' Qatar GP, Drivers Request FIA Changes

George Russell has voiced concerns that the Qatar Grand Prix could be uneventful due to expected overtaking difficulties, despite securing a strong second place for the Sprint race. Drivers have formally requested the FIA extend the DRS zone to encourage more on-track action, hoping for adjustments after the Sprint to improve the main Grand Prix spectacle and prevent a processional outcome.

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Zak Brown Addresses McLaren's Stance on Team Orders Amidst Title Fight

Analysis29 NOVRacingnews365

Verstappen's Qatar Sprint Qualifying Damage: A Rare Red Bull Setback

Max Verstappen's Qatar Sprint qualifying was compromised by a rare Red Bull mistake, resulting in significant floor damage to his RB19. An off-track excursion in SQ3 at Turn 4 led to a damaged t-tray, a critical aerodynamic component, impacting his car's ground effect. Starting sixth, this incident highlights the fine margins in F1, even for a dominant champion.

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Former F1 Driver Adrian Sutil Arrested in International Raid for Alleged Fraud

Analysis29 NOVRacingnews365

Zak Brown Explains McLaren's Stance on Team Orders with 'Elephant' Metaphor

Race report29 NOVGP Blog

Russell 'Shocked' by P2 Finish in Qatar Sprint Qualifying, Splitting McLarens

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

Pirelli Raises Tire Concerns at Qatar GP After Gravel Cuts

Pirelli has voiced new tire concerns at the Qatar Grand Prix after deep gravel cuts were found on tires following Friday's sessions. Loose, sharp gravel on track, particularly from newly added beds, is causing significant lacerations, prompting Pirelli to increase tire monitoring and sparking discussions with the FIA about potential race interventions for safety.

Analysis29 NOVRacingnews365

Tsunoda Reveals Key to Out-Qualifying Verstappen in Qatar Sprint

Qualifying report29 NOVRacingnews365

2025 F1 Qatar Grand Prix Qualifying: Start Time & What to Expect

Get ready for the 2025 F1 Qatar Grand Prix qualifying! Scheduled for Saturday, November 29th at 18:00 GMT, this session will determine the grid for one of the season's final races. After last year's drama, expect high stakes as drivers vie for crucial pole positions and championship points.

Breaking news29 NOVGP Blog

F1 Qatar GP Sprint Race Provisional Grid Revealed

Breaking news29 NOVRacingnews365

2025 F1 Qatar Grand Prix Sprint Race Start Time

Race report29 NOVGP Blog

Qatar Grand Prix 2025: Sprint Race Live Coverage

Analysis28 NOVSpeedcafe

Piastri's Ex-Coach 'Proud' as F1 Title Battle Nears Climax

Oscar Piastri's former coach, Kim Keedle, expresses immense pride watching the McLaren driver's impressive championship bid unfold. Having guided Piastri through his junior career and early F1 seasons, Keedle now enjoys the intense competition between Piastri and Lando Norris as a fan, highlighting the freedom McLaren gives its drivers. Despite stepping away from the team, Keedle remains close friends with Piastri, confident in his ability to clinch the title in the final two rounds.

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