Max Verstappen could be stripped of F1 world title with Red Bull star in 'cheat storm'

Loose Women star Kaye Adams, 59, took to Twitter to describe the “absolute carnage” that was unfolding at Lisbon Airport.The Strictly Come Dancing contestant had been planning to catch an EasyJet flight earlier that evening, but quickly realised that she would be held up by significant delays. At around 5pm yesterday, Kaye tweeted EasyJet for answers, writing: “@easyJet please reply flight EZY2368 Lisbon to Luton now 2.40 hours delayed.Showing 19.00 but one of your staff just told me 23.00. Can’t get any other info.

LADY Colin Campbell has called in ghost hunters to her gothic castle - and the whole thing has been filmed for a new reality show. The I'm A Celeb legend, better known as Lady C, 73, has invited cameras to follow her as she tries to rid her spooky home of the spirits she is convinced are haunting it. The creepy antics will play out in the new series of Discovery's Celebrity Help! My House is Haunted.

STRICTLY'S Jayde Adams wasted no time reassuring fans she was fine after her exit from the show. The comedian, who throughout the series expertly handled cruel trolls that mocked her appearance, dealt with the disappointment of elimination by reminding fans about all the good things she has going on. She wrote: "I had the time of my life! Don’t worry about me my babes.

A PLACE in the Sun's Danni Menzies has for the first time revealed her facial scar after being injured in a brutal hit and run. The TV star was left bloodied and bruised in the shock incident earlier this month that saw her knocked unconscious.

A PETRIFIED Naga Munchetty took to social media after adverse weather swept across Britain yesterday. As storms ripped across the UK on Sunday evening, Naga took to Twitter to pose a question to her 278k followers.

RICHARD Madeley locked horns with a Good Morning Britain guest today after she said she wasn't proud to be British. The ITV daytime show hosted a debate on patriotism after former prime minister Liz Truss's chaotic 44 days in power made Britain a laughing stock on the world stage.

MAURA Higgins devoured a huge pizza last night with friends after wowing in a lace body stocking. The Love Island star filmed herself tucking into boxes of the delicious crispy dough and sides.

POP STAR John Newman has become a dad for the first time. The Love Me Again singer, who married wife Nana in 2018, shared a sweet snap of the tot on Instagram.

AMANDA Holden looks stunning in a minidress with knee high boots as she admits she 'hasn't waxed her legs'. The radio presenter showed off her new outfit to her fans on Instagram whilst she strutted around the offices. Amanda, 51, posed in the hallways before she went on air on her breakfast show to show off one of her "favourite outfits".

EASTENDERS star Scott Maslen has shared a rare snap of his stunning wife Estelle Rubio. The pair travelled to Elstree Film and Television Studios in Hertfordshire last night to watch the live results show of Strictly Come Dancing.

EMILY Atack looked incredible as she shared a throwback holiday picture. The actress, 32, best known for playing Charlotte Hinchcliffe in The Inbetweeners between 2008 and 2010, showed off her amazing curves in a bright outfit. Emily posted the old picture on her Instagram story for her 1.8m followers to see.

READ MORE: Michael Masi was 'involved in confusing rule' which saw Max Verstappen clinch F1 title“The FIA cost cap administration notes that all competitors acted at all times in a spirit of good faith and cooperation throughout the process. The FIA would also note that with respect to this first year of the application of the financial regulations the intervention of the FIA cost cap administration has been limited to reviewing the submissions made by the competitors and that no full formal investigations were launched.“The FIA cost cap administration is currently determining the appropriate course of action to be taken under the financial regulations with respect to Aston Martin and Red Bull and further information will be communicated in compliance with the regulations.”Verstappen claimed his first world title last year, securing the victory over Lewis Hamilton in dramatic circumstances in the season finale in Abu Dhabi, before retaining the title this year after winning a shortened Japanese Grand Prix - which also saw chaos ensue after initial confusion.Heavy downpours meant the Suzuka race was limited to just 29 laps, which resulted in confusion over whether full points would be handed to Verstappen following his win, and after that was the case - the Dutchman was announced world champion for a second time.But with his title this year a formality, Red Bull had come under scrutiny in the last couple of weeks with reports suggesting the F1 giants had gone over the cost cap that had been introduced at the start of last season.

Daniel Ricciardo hasn’t had much to smile about this season, with his poor form leading to McLaren ending his three-year deal 12 months early and replacing him with fellow Australian Oscar Piastri. Ricciardo looks set to be forced onto the sidelines for 2023, with Alpine and AlphaTauri the latest teams to finalise their driver line-ups for next season.

McLaren chief Andreas Seidl believes Red Bull overspent on salaries and benefit packages after the energy drink giants were accused of breaking budget cap rules in 2021. The FIA are currently reviewing team's spending for last year and have insisted any breaches will be dealt with "according to the formal process set out in the regulations.

F1 fan Nick Knowles has waded into the row over Red Bull's alleged non-compliance with the sport’s cost cap.The dominant team of 2022 is under scrutiny amid suggestions they have failed to comply with the new spending restrictions, which were only introduced last year. For some, the issue has cast another cloud over Max Verstappen’s maiden title, clinched in such contentious circumstances in Abu Dhabi last December, when Lewis Hamilton was denied a record-breaking eighth crown by then race director Michael Masi’s bungled handling of a late-race safety car period.

F1 champions-elect Red Bull took another turn in the wrong direction when Max Verstappen was forced to abort a probable pole position lap in Singapore. The reigning world champion looked set to pip Charles Leclerc to pole, or at least secure a place on the front row, when he was suddenly called into the pits before the end of his final lap in Q3, leaving him down in eighth place.Red Bull were concerned that Verstappen’s car would not have had enough fuel left to provide a sample to the FIA, which could have seen him kicked out of qualifying and start at the back of the grid or from the pitlane. READ MORE: Max Verstappen yells 'what the f***' after being told to abort pole lap by Red Bull The incident left Verstappen furious, with the Dutchman unleashing a foul-mouthed tirade at his team over the radio.And he had barely cooled down by the time he faced the media, telling Sky Sports F1: “We ran out of fuel. That's just incredibly frustrating and it shouldn't happen.

F1’s cost cap amid speculation Red Bull have fallen foul of the rules.The drivers’ and constructors’ champions-elect are under the spotlight amid claims they have not complied with the sport’s financial restrictions, which were brought in last year to make F1 more sustainable. Punishment for any breaches range from a reprimand to exclusion from the last year’s championship, depending on the severity of any transgression of the rules.Several teams, including Toto Wolff’s Mercedes, have been outspoken on the issue, although Red Bull have strenuously denied any wrongdoing, with team principal Christian Horner even threatening legal action following what he sees as “defamatory” comments from rivals.READ MORE: Christian Horner says there is 'campaign to discredit Red Bull' and threatens legal actionSky Sports pundit and former F1 driver Brundle says every team will have pushed the complex new rules to the limit.“We heard from Toto Wolff, he thinks it’s a very serious issue, akin to cheating,” said Brundle ahead of qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix.“He was really strong about it, it appears to be pointed towards Red Bull and Aston Martin, from what we’re reading, but await for the certificates [from FIA] to come out on Wednesday.“I went to see Christian Horner.

Christian Horner has blasted suggestions Max Verstappen could be stripped of his maiden F1 title. Verstappen pinched the 2021 crown from Lewis Hamilton in highly controversial fashion thanks to race director Michael Masi’s botched handling of a late-race safety car.

Toto Wolff mocked Red Bull counterpart Christian Horner as he outlined the potential ramifications of any breach of F1’s recently-introduced cost cap.With the F1 circus in Singapore – a race which could see Max Verstappen secure his second title in as many seasons – his controversial maiden triumph is under the microscope amid rumours that Red Bull are one of two teams that has been overspending.F1 introduced a budget cap of $145million (£114m) last year but Red Bull are facing accusations – reported in Auto Motor und Sport and Gazzetta Dello Sport – that they went beyond that figure. READ MORE: Christian Horner 'confident' Red Bull did not break rule that could lead to huge penalty The FIA are assessing Red Bull’s finances, with a verdict set to be announced next week. Sanctions available to the governing body include financial penalties, a deduction of drivers’ championship points and even exclusion from the championship.