Red Bull boss Christian Horner has hailed Max Verstappen as “quite clearly” the best driver the Austrians have ever had, in what is a surprising snub of the team’s most successful driver. Based on current records, Sebastian Vettel is the energy drink-owned team’s most decorated driver, having claimed four consecutive World Championships from 2010-2013, as
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The Formula 1 driver market is referred to as a circus for a reason. Shock moves have become a yearly occurrence and this year has been no different. Alpine driver Fernando Alonso was the first domino to fall when he shocked the paddock by announcing his move to Aston Martin, leaving a vacant space at
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Turning a faltering midfield team into title contenders is not an easy task, and is not often done without a stroke of genius. Looking back at his time in charge of the Milton Keynes-based outfit, Christian Horner sees the appointment of Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey as the aforementioned masterstroke that lead to the change
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With Porsche supposedly having ended their interest in entering Formula 1 with Red Bull in 2026, it does seem remarkable just how close the VW-owned manufacturer was to announcing a partnership with the team. The deal was believed to have been done and dusted, following a number of rumours that the partnership had been agreed. As is known
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While Max Verstappen’s 2022 crown has already been wrapped up, his 2021 success continues to be questioned following Red Bull’s breach of the budget cap. Verstappen claimed his second consecutive World Championship at last weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, where he claimed his 12th victory of the season, further cementing his superiority over the paddock. His
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Despite 2022 not seeing a titanic battle between Red Bull and Mercedes as seen so emphatically in 2021, it’s safe to say that Christian Horner and Toto Wolff are still very much rivals. Whilst their sides haven’t been in the same battle this year that they were in last season, things have again started to boil
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Fans are noticing that Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has been conspicuous in his absence since the FIA’s verdict that the team broke the financial regulations last season. The teams were given a cap of $145 million within which to operate in 2021, and development on the 2022 car was counted within that. As
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Former Formula 1 driver and Sky Sports commentator, Martin Brundle, reckons Red Bull boss, Christian Horner, should sign a document outlining his commitment to following the rules amid his team’s breach of the financial regulations. Red Bull, as well as the other nine teams on the grid, had a $145 million imposed on them in
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Fans have suggested that there is no point threatening to take points away from Red Bull’s tally last season after some comments from Christian Horner resurfaced. All 10 teams had a $145 million budget limit imposed on them last season, in the first set of financial regulations in Formula 1. They were asked to document
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Ex-Formula 1 driver turned pundit, Martin Brundle, has called upon the FIA to award a harsh penalty to Red Bull, in response to the Austrians having been deemed guilty of exceeding the 2021 budget cap. The budget cap was introduced for the first-time last season, in a bid to close the field both in terms of performance
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