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Verstappen's Qualifying Challenges: A Closer Look at Red Bull's Form

Max Verstappen's surprising qualifying struggles at his home Grand Prix in Spielberg raised eyebrows and sparked questions about Red Bull's current state. With Verstappen starting in P7 and teammate Yuki Tsunoda in P18, this session didn't reflect the team's usual dominance, particularly influenced by a late yellow flag caused by Pierre Gasly.

Our Take:

These unexpected results could indicate deeper issues within Red Bull's setup or strategy heading into the second half of the season. While the yellow flag certainly disrupted the qualifying session, the inability to find pace signals that Red Bull may need to reevaluate both their car dynamics and driver feedback mechanisms.

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Source: Autosport

Rare McLaren Collection Hits the Market: A Dream for Car Enthusiasts

A remarkable assembly of 20 exclusive McLaren road cars, once owned by the late Mansour Ojjeh, is now available for sale. This unique collection celebrates the legacy of the McLaren brand and marks the passing of a major figure in the automotive world. Our Take: This extraordinary sale not only

Piastri's Frustration with Alpine Resurfaces at Austrian GP

Oscar Piastri's lingering frustrations with Alpine were evident during the Austrian Grand Prix as he expressed his discontent over team radio. Nearly three years after his controversial departure, Piastri finds himself still grappling with challenges stemming from his time at the team, including on-track incidents with other drivers.

Oscar Piastri Reflects on His Alpine Past: A Lasting Impact

Oscar Piastri has expressed his ongoing frustrations with Alpine, years after his departure from the team. In a recent race, he found himself caught in a challenging situation while competing for the lead with his teammate, Lando Norris, a reminder of the tensions that marked his time at Alpine. Our

Red Bull's Title Aspirations Crushed After Verstappen's Crash in Austria

Red Bull Racing has officially thrown in the towel in the battle for this year's Formula 1 championship after a shocking incident at the Austrian Grand Prix left Max Verstappen unable to compete. Following a crash caused by Andrea Kimi Antonelli on the opening lap, Verstappen now finds

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Rare McLaren Collection Hits the Market: A Dream for Car Enthusiasts

Piastri's Frustration with Alpine Resurfaces at Austrian GP

Oscar Piastri Reflects on His Alpine Past: A Lasting Impact

Red Bull's Title Aspirations Crushed After Verstappen's Crash in Austria