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Sergio Perez won the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but Red Bull chief Christian Horner's message to Max Verstappen after the race told Ted Kravitz that the Dutchman remains top dog in the team

The F1 safety car is there to make sure no-one is taking any risks while there is a danger on the track, and an incident in Baku proved that even they have to remain vigilant at all times

Frederic Vasseur was quick to wave away suggestions Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc has been in talks with Mercedes amid uncertainty over Lewis Hamilton's F1 future

Red Bull are dominating the F1 world again this season after building a superior car to their rivals, and one of the key minds behind its creation has reportedly been awarded with a contract extension

Sky Sports reported Kravitz had suggested live on air that Red Bull staff might have broken new rules around celebrating at the end of an F1 race, but later corrected himself after Christian Horner explained his team's innocence

The Alpine driver was forced to brake at high speed in order to avoid running over a crowd of people who had gathered in the pit lane before the Azerbaijan Grand Prix had finished

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A year on from Hamilton's back pain at the Azerbaijan GP, this season's Baku race was difficult again as he and George Russell struggled to make an impact yet again

Esteban Ocon pitted on the last lap of the race in Baku and narrowly avoided hitting a group of photographers who had to dive out of the way after they were let into the pit lane early

Perez won the Baku race with Verstappen forced to settle for second, having pitted from the lead moments before a safety car gave his team-mate a cheap stop for new tyres

Sergio Perez won the Baku race with Max Verstappen second to cap another very strong weekend for Red Bull, but team boss Horner was forced to defend his team after accusations of a rule break

Esteban Ocon came close to hitting a group of photographers who had entered the pit lane for the podium ceremony as the Alpine driver came in for his mandatory stop

Photographers and some others entered the pit lane towards the end of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix to prepare for the podium ceremony, but Esteban Ocon had not yet pitted and it almost caused a very dangerous scenario

Charles Leclerc started the Baku race on pole, but it wasn't long before Max Verstappen flexed the muscles of his Red Bull to take the lead early while Sergio Perez also moved past

Russell made good progress at the start of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, but was caught out at the restart after a safety car period and lost several positions, including to fellow Brit Hamilton

Cullen was Hamilton's physiotherapist and rock in the F1 paddock for many years, until last month when the Mercedes racer announced they were no longer working together

Verstappen sought out Russell for a heated discussion after the Saturday Sprint race, in which the pair made contact prompting a furious response from the Red Bull racer

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Speaking to Mirror Sport ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend, Williams racer Alex Albon declared his desire to replicate what Fernando Alonso and Aston Martin have achieved this year

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix always promises plenty of drama on the fast and tight Baku street circuit, and the 2017 edition of the race did not disappoint with Hamilton at the centre of the action

Verstappen called for the F1 Sprint format to be scrapped after Saturday's action in Azerbaijan, prompting Sky's Damon Hill to label the Red Bull racer "a poor loser"

Sargeant smashed his Williams into the wall at turn 15 in Azerbaijan, causing damage so extensive that the American racer will not be taking part in the Sprint event

Russell put a hole in Verstappen's sidepod in a first-lap collision in the Sprint to leave the Red Bull racer furious, but Sky Sports' pundits felt the Mercedes star did nothing wrong

Verstappen raged over the radio about his collision with Russell on the first lap of the sprint, and jumped out of his car to speak to the Brit straight after the race ended

Charles Leclerc started the Sprint on pole but could not resist Sergio Perez, while Max Verstappen and George Russell exchanged blows on the first lap to leave the Red Bull star furious