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Injured MotoGP champion Jorge Martin released from Qatar hospital

4 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Richard Asher

Injured MotoGP world champion Jorge Martin has been released from hospital in Qatar as plans for a return to Europe take shape. In a statement from his Aprilia team on Sunday, it was announced that Martin “has been discharged from Hamad General Hospital and will remain in Qatar for a few more days until his medical condition stabilises. “As soon as his condition allows, an assisted flight will be organised to return [him] to Europe,” the statement concluded.
Max Verstappen: Red Bull is "not where I want it to be" in Jeddah

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Jake Boxall-Legge

Red Bull may have found a "better" feeling on one-lap pace in practice for the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, but Max Verstappen notes overall performance on the long runs is still "not where I want it to be". The four-time world champion came third in FP2 after finishing only ninth in FP1, and was just over a quarter of a second behind the McLarens in the second session with his run on the soft tyre.
Yuki Tsunoda takes blame for Jeddah FP2 F1 crash

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Filip Cleeren

Red Bull driver Yuki Tsunoda says his own mistake led to the crash that curtailed Jeddah FP2 running, admitting he "turned too much" in the final corner. With under nine minutes on the clock Tsunoda tagged the inside wall at the final hairpin coming onto the main straight, which appeared to break his track rod and left him unable to avoid clattering into the exit wall.
F1 Saudi Arabian GP: FP2 red-flagged for Yuki Tsunoda crash, Lando Norris on top

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Filip Cleeren

McLaren driver Lando Norris topped Free Practice 2 for the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, with Racing Bulls racer Yuki Tsunoda causing a red flag with an avoidable crash. With eight minutes left on the clock Red Bull driver Tsunoda planted his RB21 in the outside wall of the final corner, spelling an early end to the session as the clocked ticked down, with only enough time left for the usual practice starts.
LIVE: F1 Saudi Arabian GP updates - FP2

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Stuart Codling

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Christian Horner denies Red Bull is in crisis, admits car has "vices"

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Jake Boxall-Legge

Rumours of 'crisis talks' among Red Bull's Formula 1 chiefs have been denied by team principal Christian Horner, who says any conversations that took place after Bahrain were simply opportunities to discuss issues "logically".
Red Bull plays down Max Verstappen exit rumor as just "noise"

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Jake Boxall-Legge

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is unconcerned by the "noise" around Max Verstappen's future and is convinced that the four-time champion will be with the team next year. In the wake of Helmut Marko's suggestion to Sky Germany that he was concerned about Verstappen's willingness to remain with Red Bull following its pace struggles in 2025, rumours have escalated about the reigning world champion’s future.
McLaren yet to pinpoint what has caused Lando Norris' 2025 struggles

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Filip Cleeren

Pinpointing the exact causes of Lando Norris' struggles with McLaren's 2025 Formula 1 car is proving difficult for the team, given the wide-ranging changes between the MCL39 and its predecessor. Norris has long not enjoyed certain quirks that determine how McLaren's lineage of cars need to be driven, especially in low-speed corners. As the team made a great step forwards over 2024, which propelled Norris into a regular race winner, the Briton also felt more and more connected with his car.
Williams still "cornered" with current F1 tools

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Jake Boxall-Legge

Williams boss James Vowles has said that the Grove squad is still at a disadvantage with some of the tools it uses to design and develop its cars - one of the reasons why he feels the current FW47 is difficult to drive. Vowles' tenure at the team has been underpinned by the restorative work he has directed investment in behind closed doors, with one famed example being the migration away from a central Excel spreadsheet used to track the car's build.
F1 Saudi Arabian GP updates - FP1

6 days ago | au.motorsport.com | Stuart Codling

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