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Red Bull fail with George Russell protest at Miami GP
Red Bull have filed a protest against Mercedes driver George Russell following the F1 Miami Grand Prix. Russell benefitted from pitting under a Virtual Safety Car period during Sunday’s race to jump ahead of Max Verstappen and claim the final spot on the podium in third, behind the dominant McLarens.
After consideration, Red Bull's protest against Mercedes driver George Russell, claiming he had not slowed under yellow flags ...
George Russell keeps third place after a protest from Red Bull at the Miami Grand Prix was dismissed by race officials ...
George Russell kept third place for Mercedes at Sunday's Miami Grand Prix after Formula One stewards rejected a Red Bull ...
While Ferrari grapples with an internal conflict between Hamilton and Leclerc, Red Bull maintains harmony by consciously ...
The main talking points to emerge from the Miami Grand Prix saw Lewis Hamilton stick to his guns and Red Bull's attempt to ...
The FIA have announced the result of Red Bull's protest against George Russell for allegedly failing to slow under yellow ...
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Russell keeps third, Red Bull protest thrown outRussell finished third behind Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris in Miami but came under threat post-race. Red Bull claimed that ...
Lando Norris had to take evasive action to avoid a first-lap crash at the Miami Grand Prix with Max Verstappen continuing to ...
George Russell kept third place for Mercedes at Sunday's Miami Grand Prix after Formula One stewards rejected a Red Bull ...
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Brown challenges Red Bull after reported accusationsAfter new accusations about McLaren's tyre cooling, CEO Zak Brown challenges Red Bull to formally present their case to the FIA. Read the full story here.
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