Max Verstappen rages at Red Bull after he 'took it easy' to gift Charles Leclerc to lead

transformation – but has received some cruel remarks about her figure from trolls.Brie, who posts under the name @goldenmamabrieplus3, recently shared how much her body has changed since giving birth to three children.The mum had one child in her first pregnancy and then had twins with her second. Since giving birth, Brie decided to document how much her tum has changed in her postpartum journey – and since gone viral on TikTok.In a clip that has now racked up 5.4 million views, the influencer showed her pregnant belly when she was carrying the single child and then her pair of twins.Next, the mum of three revealed what her tum looked like two weeks postpartum.Brie’s belly shrunk significantly after having twins – but a bump was still visible as she pulled her grey top up to showcase it.She also had a linea nigra, which is the dark vertical line many pregnant women get on the stomachs.The mum then showed what her belly looked like three months postpartum.

Liverpool supporters are divided as images of their home kit for next season have been ‘leaked’, with some even hoping the photos are not true. The red strip appeared on Twitter and Reddit this weekend with people claiming that it is the shirt that will be worn for the 2022/23 campaign, shortly after Jurgen Klopp ’s side’s chances of winning the quadruple were boosted. The Reds beat Manchester City in the FA Cup semi-final on Saturday afternoon 3-2, meaning they will take on Chelsea in the final following their victory over Crystal Palace.

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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix has been plunged into chaos following a massive explosion near the track in the city of Jeddah.As drivers were finishing their practice runs, a loud boom was heard before a huge inferno broke out at the nearby Aramco petroleum facility - a state-run oil company - sparking fears of a terrorist attack.The cause of the blaze isn't known but reports say that Houthi rebels - a Yemeni Islamist group - have claimed responsibility for a number of similar attacks across the kingdom in recent weeks.Footage of the explosion has begun circulating all over social media while flames and black smoke have continued to billow out of the building, which is just a few miles from the circuit.It's understood that defending world champion Max Verstappen had asked his team if his car was on fire, as he could smell burning towards the end of his practice run, before Red Bull confirmed that it wasn't coming from his car.Calls for this weekend's Grand Prix to be cancelled have intensified with fans flooding to social media asking for organisers to do the right thing.

Max Verstappen has been blasted by radio star, Chris Evans, for his comments following his defeat at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.Speaking on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show this morning, the radio host, 55, told how the Dutch sportsman, 24, needs to be "a bit nicer to his teammates" following remarks he made at the weekend. over the radio.Today saw Chris speak to Formula One commentator David Croft about the result of the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.Chris said to the expert: "It was great last Sunday, it was lovely to see lots of drivers in contention for lots of the time."He then went on to address the Red Bull driver, Verstappen's, remarks after he was forced to pull out of the race with only three laps remaining.The radio star said: "As far as Max [Verstappen] is concerned, I didn't know whether to say this to you on the radio or not, somebody just needs to have a little quiet word in his ear."He's not coming across fantastically on the radio," he added.David quipped: "Calm down Max, chill out a little bit."Chris chipped in: "Just be a bit nicer, be a bit nicer to your teammates."The commentator replied: "He is a nice guy though, I have a lot of time for Max, he's always been really friendly."So all this, 'I'm never doing this ever, ever, ever again', it's like we've entered the terrible twos when he goes to his second world championship."He just got a bit too sloppy there, I will have a word on your behalf though," he reassured Chris.The radio star replied: "But also it's not good for his performance.

Max Verstappen's crash in qualifying last year.With Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton's title race flying towards its end, Verstappen made a crucial error in qualifying. The Dutchman was on course for the fastest time when he collided with the wall on the final turn.And eagle-eyed F1 fans have now noticed that the turn has been slightly extended following Verstappen's crash in December.

Charles Leclerc has caused a big stir in the Formula 1 world after he pipped both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen to the top spot of the podium at the Bahrain Grand Prix.Followed in second by his teammate Carlos Sainz, the man from Monaco has put forward a serious statement that Ferrari is back to its best and means business.The 24-year-old has entered 82 races in his life and had already picked up two race wins and 13 podiums before his success in Bahrain. He, Sainz and Ferrari team principal Mattia Binotto will now hope that this latest victory will signal a new era for The Prancing Horse and the Tifosi.But not only is Leclerc insanely fast, as a key member of the group of young drivers now coming of age in Formula 1, he is also one of the most stylish thanks to his sponsorship, birthplace and the team he calls home.According to Celebrity Net Worth, Charles Leclerc has amassed a sizeable fortune of around £9.1 million.His huge fortune comes as little surprise - as a driver for Ferrari, he is the face of one of the most desirable and luxurious motoring brands out there.Leclerc has a sponsorship deal with luxury watchmaker Richard Mille, a deal he has had since the early days of his career.In 2020, Leclerc announced a new deal with Italian fashion firm Giorgio Armani, becoming an ambassador for the house’s Made to Measure Line.On top of his undoubtedly lucrative sponsorship deals, Leclerc is also thought to pull in a hefty salary.

Ferrari over his new Formula One contract despite suffering the “most difficult weekend” at the Bahrain Grand Prix.It is understood Sainz is close to securing his future with the Prancing Horse, with the deal “done” and just needing signing. It comes after the 27-year-old completed a sensational Ferrari 1-2 on Sunday by finishing behind Charles Leclerc.He revealed after the race that a new contract was “extremely close,” while team principal Mattia Binotto added: “I think we found an agreement.

Max Verstappen’s “aggression” and doubts he would adopt a similar driving style if he was competing for a Formula One championship himself.The McLaren driver noted the difference between those fighting for titles and other drivers on the grid by highlighting Verstappen’s tenacious attitude. Verstappen’s extremely committed driving style has rubbed his fellow drivers up the wrong way on a number of occasions since his 2015 debut.It especially came to the forefront last year as he went wheel-to-wheel with Lewis Hamilton on a number of occasions for the driver’s championship.

Red Bull after Max Verstappen received 'karma' during the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.Verstappen endured a nightmare start to his Formula One title defence as a suspected fuel pump issue caused him to retire late in the race, allowing rival Lewis Hamilton to finish on the podium.Red Bull's problems worsened as Sergio Perez was also forced out of the race for the same reason as Ferrari claimed a one-two finish through Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz.The dramatic finish to Sunday's race led to a brutal tweet from Mercedes after Hamilton finished third.Mercedes tweeted: “You love to see it," and new arrival George Russell was also amongst the points, finishing fourth in his first race for his new team.It was not just Mercedes who took the chance to revel in Red Bull's misfortune, either, with "karma" soon trending on Twitter as fans reacted to the race.One Mercedes fan tweeted: “Karma’s a bitch, eh. Up yours Red Bull.

Max Verstappen was left in a fit of rage at his team as his car broke down during the Bahrain Grand Prix.The Formula One driver was competing in the first of the new season when his Red Bull car encountered a technical with just three laps to go, leaving Charles Leclerc to take the first win of the new campaign.Verstappen was heard yelling at Red Bull chiefs. He shouted: "What is going on with the battery? The team replied: "Battery is fine." But the 24-year-old was not happy and fired back: "No it is not. No it's not! What the f*** is this!"Trying to keep calm, the team responded: "It is not battery-related.

Formula One season gets underway on Sunday, with the world's most glamorous sport making stops in Bahrain, Monaco, England and the US across the year.Mega movie actors, world-famous singers and stars from other sports will all follow the travelling circus around the globe. But as well as those spectators and their teams, the drivers will also be supported by their wives and girlfriends.Some drivers have tried to keep their relationships secretive, while others bring their WAGs to every race, with some even featuring in Netflix series Drive To Survive.

F1 fans have branded Red Bull's chief principal Christian Horner as an 'absolute toad' after he claimed Red Bull were hard done by last season.Red Bull were the major beneficiary of Michael Masi's decision to finish the race in Abu Dhabi last season. However, Horner claims that over the course of the season, Red Bull suffered more than other teams.Speaking on Sky, Horner said: "We felt pretty aggrieved, throughout the year, we always seemed to be on the wrong end of the decision making.

Answering the question of his own experiences of Drive To Survive, the British-Belgian racer said they describe stories well.He added that the documentary is great at showing viewers the passion behind the sport, which most don’t generally see.He said: “I think they describe stories very well.“They get into the depth of it; something you don’t see on normal TV.“You don’t see the passion and everything that goes into it behind the scenes.“That’s what they are really good at.”He contradicted Max slightly, saying that he enjoyed the show of rivalry on the docu-series.The sportsman said: “It’s not just 20 best mates all just driving cars for fun.”However, he went on to say that sometimes they did “over-do” the rivalries a little. Lando explained: “They made me and Carlos (Sainz) seem like bigger rivals than what we were.”Clarifying the truth of the matter, he said that the two were actually “strong teammates” who wanted to beat each other “more than anything in the world.”Concluding, the star said that he’s happy with the work that Netflix did on the show.Lando was then asked a less serious question about what his most “impulsive buy” was.He responded saying that he “hates fish and lobsters” when quizzed about whether he goes all out on buying food.The star said he does treat himself and goes out with his friends.Lando also added how he has only had two McDonald's in the last seven years.

Lando Norris, 22, currently competes for Britain under McLaren for Formula One.The budding driver has admitted in a new interview that he was a massive fan of the drama between his competitors Lewis Hamilton, 37, and Max Verstappen, 24, amid last year's Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.Lando recently signed a contract extension with McLaren, meaning he will race with the team until at least 2025.The Formula One driver spoke to Scott Mills and Chris Stark on their BBC podcast about his journey.Scott asked Lando: "How much as a fan do you buy into the rivalries? Are you invested?"The presenter was referencing the drama that happened on the last lap of the final race Of the season in Abu Dhabi.The 2021 campaign was one of the most controversial and dramatic in recent history, and the bitter disappointment of defeat led Hamilton to speculate retirement from the sport.Verstappen and Hamilton were on equal points in the Drivers Championship going into the final round, with Versappen leading on countback.Verstappen overtook Hamilton on the final lap to win the race, and his first Formula One World Drivers' Championship.Hamilton was in the front the majority of the race, until a late safety car was called in due to a crash at turn 14 involving Williams driver Nicolas Latifi.Verstappen pitted during the safety car period and used his soft tyres to overtake Hamilton at turn 5 of the final lap of the race to become the 34th Formula One World Drivers' Champion.Regarding the rift between his competitors, Lando said: "Well I love it, I don't know if every driver does."Of course when there's fights between drivers everything is going on."You do all you can to fuel it even more if you can as there you're competition.