Max Verstappen's already-slim championship hopes took a significant hit at Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix when frustration got the better of him and he drove his Red Bull into the side of George Russell's Mercedes.

In a post on social media Max Verstappen concedes he made a ‘move that was not right’ in the Spanish Grand Prix

George Russell (Mercedes) and Lewis Hamilton (Ferrari) round out the top five starting positions, and are fourth and sixth in the standings, respectively. Tune in to ESPN on Sunday morning to see who wins the 2025 Spanish Grand Prix. You can live stream all of the action with FuboTV.

Formula One stars Max Verstappen and George Russell were caught up in a controversial moment during the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona on Sunday.

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The Ferrari driver struggled in Barcelona and finished seventh on the road before a post-race penalty for Verstappen pushed him up to sixth

Bukayo Saka snubbed Sky F1’s punditry team as the England football team took in the sights and sounds of the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday. Thomas Tuchel took his squad to the race in Barcelona for a break as they prepare for their upcoming matches against Andorra and Senegal in the next 10 days.

SportsLine's model analyzes Red Bull's Max Verstappen, McLaren's Lando Norris and the rest of the starting grid's chances at the 2025 F1 Spanish GP