Horner offers Ricciardo lifeline at Red Bull as Hamilton exposes Mercedes ‘beast’

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested that Daniel Ricciardo will be welcomed back into the team with open arms in the future.

Ricciardo has a long association with the team, having raced for its youth team Toro Rosso in 2012 and 2013 before spending five years with the top team.

READ MORE: Horner puts forward proposal for Ricciardo to return to Red Bull

Russell: Hamilton reveals the scale of the Mercedes F1 beast

George Russell has said Mercedes is dealing with a “beast” as it continues to battle its W15 rival.

Russell had a strong run at the United States Grand Prix on Sunday, rising to sixth place after starting from the pit lane.

READ MORE: Russell: Hamilton reveals the scale of the Mercedes F1 ‘beast’

FIA will face ‘questions’ after ‘copy’ incident – Piastri

Oscar Piastri has revealed that McLaren will have “some questions” for the FIA ​​following the stewards’ comments at last weekend’s US Grand Prix.

Stewards have come under scrutiny at the Circuit of the Americas, especially after Lando Norris’s incident with Max Verstappen. Norris received a five-second penalty after being judged to have gained the advantage off the track.

READ MORE: FIA to face ‘questions’ after ‘copy’ incident – Piastri

Leclerc delivers verdict on Verstappen’s Formula 1 title fight

Charles Leclerc has assessed his chances of winning this season’s Drivers’ Championship as “never say never”.

The Monaco driver took victory in his third race of the season in the US on Sunday, controlling the race from start to finish, while title protagonists Max Verstappen and Lando Norris finished third and fourth respectively.

READ MORE: Leclerc delivers verdict on Verstappen’s Formula 1 title race

McLaren criticized for ‘very big’ mistake in US Grand Prix refereeing

Former Dutch racing driver Mike Heesemans believes McLaren made a “very big mistake” by not inviting Lando Norris to cede his ill-gotten position over Max Verstappen during the US Grand Prix.

On lap 52 of 56, the British driver overtook the Red Bull on the outside of turn 12, but did so off the track when the Dutchman, who had also exceeded the track limits, crashed his RB20 into the apex of the corner.

READ MORE: McLaren scolded for ‘very big’ error in US Grand Prix refereeing

Vasser hints at ‘hidden’ Ferrari upgrades to avoid ‘disorder’ in Formula 1

Frederic Vasseur has hinted at “internal” upgrades at Ferrari that have allowed the company to avoid the “mess” some Formula 1 teams are experiencing with the news.

Ahead of the US Grand Prix weekend, which ended in a one-two thanks to Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz, Ferrari were one of two teams not to improve on Austin’s performance.

READ MORE: Vasser hints at ‘hidden’ Ferrari upgrades to avoid ‘disorder’ in Formula 1