Red Bull

The International Court of Appeal (ICA) has ruled in favor of the Stewards' decisions regarding two five-second time penalties imposed on Pierre Gasly during the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix. McLaren Racing Limited and Red Bull Racing Limited had lodged an appeal against the Stewards' decisions, but the ICA declared their appeals admissible and granted them, setting aside the Stewards' decisions. However, the ICA also reimposed the time penalties on Gasly, declaring them to stand. The ICA has ordered the competent Sporting Authority to draw the consequences of this ruling, including the amendment of the Race Classification and Championship Points.

Lando Norris took his third straight win at Zandvoort after a restart caused by Max Verstappen's opening‑lap crash. Starting from pole, Norris retook the lead from Kimi Antonelli at the restart and held it to the finish, giving McLaren a second consecutive victory. Antonelli finished second, extending his championship advantage to 59 points over George Russell and Lewis Hamilton, who were tied at 183. Russell, who had won the sprint, obeyed team orders to let Antonelli pass on fresher tyres and then held Hamilton for third. Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was fifth, Oscar Piastri sixth, and Liam Lawson seventh for Red Bull. The result further cements Antonelli’s lead and underscores the role of tyre strategy and team directives in the title fight.

Max Verstappen has put an end to speculation about his Formula 1 future by signing a contract extension with Red Bull that will keep him with the team until 2030. This move solidifies his position as a key driver for the team and likely secures his status as a top contender in the sport. With this new deal, Verstappen will continue to be a central figure in the world of Formula 1, driving for a team that has been a major force in the sport for many years.