Isabelle Barker

1 week ago | thesun.co.uk | Isabelle Barker

CARLOS SAINZ risks a £34,500 fine for swearing as he protested his £17,000 penalty for having a POO!The Williams F1 driver panned FIA chiefs after he was punished for being "five seconds late" to the national anthem in Japan following a toilet dash. Ex-Ferrari driver Sainz was also upset at his hefty £17,000 Poogate fine at Suzuka - half of which has been suspended for 12 months providing he does not reoffend.

2 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Isabelle Barker

GEORGE RUSSELL slammed the FIA's “unstable” leadership as the sport was thrown into turmoil yesterday. FIA executive Robert Reid resigned yesterday over what he described as a “fundamental breakdown in governance standards”. And Williams driver Carlos Sainz taunted the sport’s governing body as he said “s*** happens” in a press conference. The comment came after his whopping €10,000 fine for being five seconds late for the national anthem in Japan after using the toilet.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Isabelle Barker

MARCUS RASHFORD has got a pep in his step once again as he hit his first Premier League goal for Aston Villa. The English striker now has seven goal contributions in just six starts since joining Aston Villa on loan in January after a bitter exit from Manchester United. But the move couldn’t have gone better for him with the forward now a Champions League quarter-finalist, an FA Cup semi-finalist and also on a sprint finish towards the top four.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Isabelle Barker |Étienne Fermie

LIAM LAWSON says his brutal Red Bull axing after just two races came as a total shock. The Kiwi driver, 23, was sacked by the team after a woeful start to the season which saw him knocked out at the first stage of all three qualifying sessions, failing to pick up a single point. Lawson returned to Red Bull's sister team Racing Bulls in a swap with 24-year-old Yuki Tsunoda ahead of this weekend's Japanese GP. He told Sky Sports: "It was definitely a shock, honestly.

3 weeks ago | thesun.co.uk | Isabelle Barker

TIMO GLOCK was scared to leave the house after being hit with death threats over claims he helped Lewis Hamilton win the world title in 2008. It was the German who was overtaken by Hamiltonon the last corner, of the last lap, of the last race 17 years ago in Brazil to win his maiden title by a single point. The title fight between Hamilton at McLaren and Ferrari's Felipe Massa that year went down to the final race.