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Sky Sports presenter Kravitz hinted that Red Bull's F1 rivals might be questioning the legality of the RB19's DRS system given just how powerful it is proving to be

Common ground between Mercedes chief Toto Wolff and Red Bull boss Christian Horner is rare, given their general preference to take public shots at one another and argue in meetings

Sergio Perez won the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix but had the fastest lap taken away from him on the last lap by Max Verstappen, who has no regrets as "there's a point on the line"

Jos Verstappen did little to hide his true emotions—or lack thereof—after Red Bull's Sergio Perez beat his son, Max, to first at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Verstappen appeared pleased with his result at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix when speaking to the TV cameras but, in the post-race press conference, was critical of his Red Bull team

Verstappen is so used to winning that he sat down in the chair reserved for the race winner at the Saudi GP – as actual victor Sergio Perez chatted with Fernando Alonso in the cool down room

Verstappen started 15th but was up to second by the mid-way point in the race, helped by a controversial safety car, while Lewis Hamilton and George Russell finished fourth and fifth ahead of the Ferraris

Perez took advantage of Max Verstappen's misfortune to park his Red Bull on pole position for the race in Jeddah – a result which caught the eye for more than one reason

Verstappen was the favourite for pole position in Jeddah, but will start the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix 15th instead after suffering a mechanical issue on his Red Bull car

Max Verstappen was the favourite for Saudi Arabian Grand Prix pole, but suffered a mechanical problem which means he will start the race 15th on the grid instead

Verstappen suffered a mechanical failure which meant he had to settle for 15th on the grid in Jeddah, while Red Bull team-mate Sergio Perez took full advantage to take pole position

Max Verstappen was the favourite for pole but suffered a mechanical issue which saw him drop out in Q2 and left Sergio Perez free to take top spot, while Lewis Hamilton will start the race seventh

Verstappen was the overwhelming favourite to start the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on pole, but suffered a mechanical problem in Q2 which meant his session ended prematurely

EXCLUSIVE: Enzo Fittipaldi and Helmut Marko gave their early impressions of working with Red Bull academy leader Marko as the Formula 2 drivers sat down with Mirror Sport

Like all budding young racers, Fittipaldi has his eyes on a place in Formula 1 – a sport synonymous with his family name – though his road to this point has not been easy

Red Bull started the season very strongly and will be the team to beat in the championship hunt this season, prompting some eye-catching claims from the Mercedes garage

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton will be up against it at the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix as Mercedes look to compete at the front of the grid with pace setters Red Bull

Mercedes have been in need of someone to oversee the development of their academy drivers ever since James Vowles left the team to become Williams team principal

Red bull strolled to victory in the Bahrain Grand Prix earlier this month, and Max Verstappen is the strong favourite to make it back-to-back race wins to start the 2023 season

Hamilton spoke about Mercedes' lack of performance compared to Red Bull and the speculation that he could leave the Silver Arrows as he spoke to reporters in Jeddah

Hamilton and Norris are committed to their current teams, but both Mercedes and McLaren are struggling for performance and it has been suggested the Brits could look elsewhere

Mercedes have made another poor start to the F1 season which led to some speculation that the company's top bosses might be forced to make a humiliating decision

Formula 1 titleholders Red Bull may be missing Max Verstappen at Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after the team reported the back-to-back world champion is suffering from illness

George Russell and Toto Wolff have already made big statements about what they expect from Red Bull this year, but former F1 champion Button is not so sure the Mercedes pair are correct

Red Bull F1 adviser Helmut Marko had a close relationship with Dietrich Mateschitz and appears to be growing slightly disillusioned since the company founder's death