Max Verstappen and three other drivers face FIA scrutiny for potential Virtual Safety Car infringement at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

For Lando Norris to only gain three points on Max Verstappen in the Formula One championship fight may have been met with disappointment going into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend. All the momentum has been with Norris and McLaren, making what once seemed like a long shot for the title look more realistic as Verstappen’s points lead ebbed away.

Verstappen needs to tame a car he’s called a “monster” to hold off Norris and defend his Formula 1 title, all while the Red Bull team’s years of dominance in Formula 1 seem to be nearing their end. Verstappen and Red Bull haven’t won any of the last six races going into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday.

After a race that ended with Sergio Perez in the wall and Max Verstappen being overtaken by his title rival Lando Norris, there are still signs of optimism at Red Bull

Max Verstappen hinted that his Red Bull RB20 felt much better under him in Azerbaijan, pointing to a setup change as the culprit for his

Max Verstappen has been placed under investigation by the FIA after a chaotic Azerbaijan Grand Prix. Sunday’s race around the streets of Baku provided thrilling action, as pole sitter Charles Leclerc and Oscar Piastri battled for the lead throughout.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix on the streets of Baku is over. There were many battles to be had on the track. Oscar Piastri, Charles Leclerc and Sergio Perez battled for the win, while Max Verstappen, George Russell and Lando Norris were busy with each other in the midfield.