Azerbaijan Grand Prix took a turn during the penultimate lap when a collision between Carlos Sainz of Ferrari and Sergio Perez of Red Bull abruptly end

In an exclusive interview ahead of his final Italian GP with Ferrari, Sainz took a look back at his time in red and his Williams move.

Sunday’s Azerbaijan Grand Prix ended with a brilliant win for McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, who first boldly overtook and then held off Charles Leclerc to secure a second victory of 2024. His team-mate Lando Norris fought back from 15th superbly to finish fourth,

On the second to last lap of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, Sergio Perez clashed with Carlos Sainz, pushing both cars into the wall and ending both their races. Thi

Carlos Sainz and Sergio Perez were fighting for third place and a spot on the Azerbaijan Grand Prix podium when they collided and crashed out of the race on the penultimate lap

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner blamed Carlos Sainz of Ferrari for causing the penultimate lap crash with Sergio Perez that wrecked his team's hopes of a podium finish in Sunday's

Sergio Perez and Carlos Sainz escape punishment for late crash in Baku. The F1 stewards have announced that no further action will be taken against Sergio Perez or Carlos Sainz over their collision at the end of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.

Their crash while fighting for third place contributed to McLaren going 20 points clear in the championship. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Red Bull's Sergio Perez and Ferrari's Carlos Sainz said they had cleared the air with no hard feelings after last weekend's Azerbaijan Grand Prix collision and hoped for a good race in Singapore on Sunday.

Sergio Pérez and Carlos Sainz cleared the air after their crash at last week's Azerbaijan Grand Prix in an "awkward" 20-minute conversation while sat next to each other at the circuit's medical centre.