Christian Horner, the team principal of Red Bull Racing, has drawn parallels between Max Verstappen’s remarkable achievements and the legendary status of Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna, underscoring Verstappen’s position in the sport. Max Verstappen’s undeniable dominance throughout the ongoing Formula 1 season has left an indelible mark. With a resounding triumph in 10 of
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Max Verstappen heads to the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend targeting a third consecutive win at Zandvoort, with the Dutchman being unbeaten at his home race since the historic venue returned to the calendar. The Dutch GP will bring the summer break to an official close and kickstart the second half of the season, where
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McLaren CEO Zak Brown and Red Bull chief technical director Adrian Newey were spotted having dinner together with a group of people, whilst celebrating the end of Monterey car week. Also, at the table were Ford CEO Jim Farley and Le Mans legend Tom Kristensen. Brown posted a photo of the table of six onto
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Max Verstappen, poised to secure his third consecutive world championship title, has asserted that he would opt for retirement over racing in a mid-tier car for Red Bull. The two-time champion upholds rigorous expectations for the team he has been a part of since 2016. As Verstappen continues his pursuit of another title, the Dutch
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Reigning World Champion Max Verstappen has insisted that the incoming 2026 power unit regulations are “overcomplicating” Formula 1, whilst there are also concerns that Red Bull are behind on their preparations. The 2026 engine regulations are getting closer and closer, as is Red Bull’s huge step into becoming a full power unit supplier. Red Bull
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In a recent statement, Helmut Marko, an influential figure within Red Bull’s Formula 1 team, confidently proclaimed that the team stands ‘miles ahead’ of its competitors in engine development, attributing their success to an aggressive recruitment strategy. As the automotive world anticipates a wave of new regulations to be introduced in 2026, Red Bull’s claim
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Zak Brown, the CEO of McLaren Racing, has ventured an intriguing assertion, suggesting that if Sergio Perez were at the helm of both Red Bull cars this season, the Formula 1 championship would unfold as a ‘wide open’ battleground. As Max Verstappen continues to triumph with 10 wins out of 12 races this season, Brown
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Reigning World Champion Max Verstappen has admitted that he would be open to moving to Mercedes despite their “very different environment”, if they changed things especially for him. Since joining Formula 1 in 2015, Verstappen has been with the Red Bull family. He drove for Toro Rosso for just over a season in 2015, before
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Reigning World Champion Max Verstappen has spoken out on the 2021 season finale, where he controversially claimed his first world title. The 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was a momentous occasion for Verstappen, but in many ways a dark one for Formula 1. Whilst it cannot be argued that Verstappen was a worthy World Champion,
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Alex Albon’s recent return to Formula 1 has been sensational, with the ex-Red Bull driver having rediscovered is finest form at Williams. Williams signing Albon to replace George Russell in 2022 has proven to be a piece of genius, with Albon having led the Grove-based team superbly. Despite having raced in DTM in 2021 following
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