Ben Evans
Managing Editor at F1 Oversteer
Managing Editor of F1 Oversteer @ GRV Media, Fulham fan, Brunel Journalism grad, 3x KTFC player of the season.
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3 days ago |
f1oversteer.com | Ben Evans
Change has been taking place behind the scenes at Red Bull Racing throughout the last 12 months, and not always for the better. Max Verstappen has seen three different drivers occupy the Red Bull garage next door over the past six months. Sergio Perez and Liam Lawson were let go and now it’s up to Yuki Tsunoda to try and help Red Bull make a bid to regain the constructors’ championship.
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3 days ago |
f1oversteer.com | Ben Evans
Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen wasn’t in the best mood when he jumped out of the car after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. David Coulthard was conducting the post-race interviews immediately after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but Max Verstappen wasn’t in a talking mood. Asked about the penalty he received for his first corner move on Oscar Piastri, Verstappen said, “Yeah. I’m going keep it quite short. I just want to say a big thank you to the fans here in Jeddah. “It’s been a great weekend.
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3 days ago |
f1oversteer.com | Ben Evans
Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen stole the headlines after the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after their opening corner clash, but it was Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc who deserved the most credit. Heading into the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, Ferrari were still waiting to secure their first podium of the season, outside of Lewis Hamilton’s Sprint Race win in China.
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3 days ago |
f1oversteer.com | Ben Evans
Out of all of the rookies on the grid in Formula 1 this season, Sauber driver Gabriel Bortoleto is the racer who has been further out of the spotlight. Gabriel Bortoleto is one of four drivers who is still yet to score a point in 2025. Sauber were the slowest team in the paddock last season, but new driver Nico Hulkenberg helped them beat their points tally from 2024 during the opening race of the season in Australia.
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3 days ago |
f1oversteer.com | Ben Evans
Formula 1 has changed an awful lot since Bernie Ecclestone made his only attempts to compete in the sport back in 1958. There were only 11 Grand Prix that year, although Ferrari were still the most iconic team on the grid, and they won the drivers’ championship thanks to British driver Mike Hawthorn. Bruce McLaren was still competing before setting up his F1 team, while Red Bull wasn’t launched a drink, let alone a racing organisation, for another 30 years.
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Kush Maini. 2025 Test and Reserve Driver 👌 We’re delighted to announce, our Alpine Academy driver extends his role to join our pool of Test and Reserve Drivers for the 2025 season. https://t.co/SA4GVQVc4B
Kimi Antonelli's long-awaited Formula 1 debut comes to an end after just 10 minutes. Initially sets the fastest lap and then follows the safety car's example and bins it straight into the wall at Parabolica #Formula1 #ItalianGP
After a month-long summer break, Williams have decided enough is enough and parted ways with Logan Sargeant midway through a doubleheader. Franco Colapinto is the man who gets the nod in his place 🇦🇷
Verstappen sent Red Bull a message in 'capital letters' at Zandvoort - Brundle https://t.co/j5aw0PXPoa
