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McLaren have surged into contention for podium finishes in the second half of the season, but their turnaround has caused some friction between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri

Max Verstappen has been in a league of his own this season with his nearest challenger more than 200 points adrift, but the Dutchman won't always have it this easy

Red Bull staff work with Max Verstappen every day and should be used to his skill by now, but one of his closest allies in the team says he continues to be blown away by the Dutchman

Max Verstappen has evolved from being very fast but hot-headed on the Formula 1 track to being a much more mature racer for Red Bull – and still incredibly quick

Sergio Perez has a year to run on his current Red Bull deal but, given his poor form of late, the expectation is the team will consider replacements for when that contract expires

Lewis Hamilton was forced to retire from the Qatar Grand Prix after a collision with teammate George Russell and Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko took a dig at the Brit over the incident

Sergio Perez has been massively out-performed again by team-mate Max Verstappen this season, but replacing the Mexican isn't going to be a simple task for Red Bull

A triple Formula 1 champion at the age of 26, Max Verstappen has plenty of time to hunt down Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher's all-time records – if he wants to

Red Bull have an abundance of good races on the books, too many to give them all F1 race seats for next year, but still they won't be letting any of them go without a fight

Red Bull team adviser Helmut Marko believes there is only one current Formula 1 driver who "could get close" to Max Verstappen if they were racing in the same car

Sergio Perez's Red Bull contract expires in a little over 12 months and it is becoming less and less likely that he will be in line for a renewal amid his poor F1 form

Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix with a gap of just a few seconds to the two McLaren cars behind him, as the FIA's mandate on tyre stints during the race hampered Red Bull

Max Verstappen made sure of his third Formula 1 title in as many seasons at the Qatar Grand Prix, but will have to wait for two months before getting his hands on the trophy

Mercedes may not have a car that can compete with Red Bull on track at the moment, but Christian Horner knows there is one area in which Lewis Hamilton's team has his beat

Formula 1 champions Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been so dominant this year that Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team haven't come close to competing with them

Max Verstappen has already secured the 2023 F1 drivers' title with five full race weekends to go, while his Red Bull team made sure of back-to-back constructors' championship successes

Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat is under threat amid a poor run of performances and results this season, and the team will not be short of options should it decide to replace him

Max Verstappen and Red Bull were clear champions pretty much from the start of this F1 season, but there is still plenty of intrigue to be found in the final five rounds of the year

Max Verstappen and Red Bull won the 2023 F1 titles at a canter and their rivals will be hoping they can close the gap next year, with McLaren in particular looking strong

Max Verstappen and Red Bull have been a class above their F1 rivals over the last two seasons with the likes of Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team starved of success as a result

Lewis Hamilton has endured another difficult season with Mercedes and to compound matters the seven-time world champion is set to lose a record that's stood for 16 years

Red Bull are considering their options to partner Max Verstappen in the future with Sergio Perez still struggling to produce the results expected of him this season

Max Verstappen won the Qatar Grand Prix as his Red Bull care once again showed superior pace, but FIA-enforced short tyre stints were detrimental to his race strategy

The Qatar Grand Prix provided yet more conclusive evidence that Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes are no longer the closest threats to Max Verstappen and Red Bull this year

Sergio Perez endured the latest of many difficult F1 weekends he has had this season at the Qatar Grand Prix, as Christian Horner's frustration with the Mexican grows