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Martin Brundle believes Max Verstappen is likely to stay at Red Bull next season following the news that Christian Horner has ...

Silverstone GP is fast, flowing, and legendary with high-speed corners like Maggots, Becketts, and Copse that test even the ...

Red Bull's recent corporate activity in Austria gives a revealing insight into the potential cause behind the timing of ...

From Sebastian Vettel’s dominance to Pierre Gasly’s demotion, this is how each of Red Bull’s 14 Formula 1 drivers fared while ...

Wheatley has been followed to Sauber by former Verstappen chief mechanic Lee Stevenson, who’s reportedly one of a swag of Red Bull Racing defectors to the Swiss squad — and you can just look at Sauber ...

Journalist and former host of The Project, Georgie Tunny, has joined the team at 10 News+.The announcement:Network 10 is thrilled to announce journalist Georgie Tunny is joining 10 News+, bringing her ...

Yet more talk surrounding the future of Max Verstappen and Red Bull Racing occurred, with former reserve driver Jaime Alguersuari having his say on his former team. Along with that, Fernando Alonso ...

Should he ditch his current Red Bull family, Horner would be left scrambling to put together a competitive line-up for 2026.

Did Max Verstappen sign with Mercedes? Verstappen has not signed with Mercedes, but he is reportedly in talks about leaving Red Bull to join the rival team.

George Russell has suggested his contract renewal talks with Mercedes are being held up because the team are still keen to sign Formula One champion Max Verstappen.

Horner leaves Red Bull with eight Drivers' Championship and six Constructors' Championship trophies under his belt, having ...