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‘It has clearly exceeded expectations’: inside Red Bull’s F1 engine factory

As Red Bull look to salvage season, ‘crazy decision’ to take engine building in-house looks set to pay off and steer them back to the front of the grid

The Guardian - UK

Zak Brown would be “shocked” if Christian Horner didn’t return to F1

Horner has been linked to an investment in the Alpine F1 team after he was sacked by Red Bull

Motorsport

Christian Horner F1 return mooted by Zak Brown: ‘It’d be great to have him back’

Horner is eyeing a route back into the sport – and has been linked with Alpine – after his exit from Red Bull last summer

The Independent UK

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Vettel claims F1 is losing its DNA – but does it even exist?

There are many reasons why F1’s newest rules can rightfully be criticised – but don’t bring DNA into it

Autosport

The key figures Red Bull has lost over the past three years

With the announcement of Gianpiero Lambiase’s impending departure, Red Bull is losing yet another key figure from a team that had previously been characterised by a level of stability rarely seen in Formula 1. Here’s a look at the figureheads who have left the team in recent years

Autosport

The biggest surprises and disappointments of F1's 2026 field so far

Most teams and drivers had high expectations heading into F1's new era, but who has impressed - and who has failed to deliver?

Autosport

Key takeaways from McLaren's move for Verstappen's Red Bull race engineer

Red Bull faces a major gap as one of Verstappen’s closest allies prepares to switch teams

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Gianpiero Lambiase's Red Bull exit leaves F1 fans with one question

Fans fear Gianpiero Lambiase’s move to McLaren could signal Max Verstappen’s Red Bull exit

Motorsport

Max Verstappen blow as race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase set for shock McLaren move

Lambiase poised to exit Red Bull, having worked closely with four-time world champion Verstappen for a decade

Evening Standard

Max Verstappen’s F1 future in further doubt with race engineer to leave Red Bull

Max Verstappen’s Formula One future has been plunged into further doubt after it emerged his long-time race engineer is set to leave Red Bull

The Guardian - UK

Red Bull confirms Lambiase exit for F1 2028

Amid doubts over Max Verstappen's long-term F1 future, his trusted race engineer is heading elsewhere

Autosport

Red Bull confirms Max Verstappen's F1 race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase will leave in 2028

Amid doubts over Verstappen's long-term Formula 1 future, his trusted race engineer will leave Red Bull ahead of a potential move to McLaren

Motorsport

Max Verstappen frustration set to deepen as key engineer nears Red Bull exit

Gianpiero Lambiase, known as ‘GP’, is understood to be poised to take up a position with rivals McLaren.

The Independent UK

Gianpiero Lambiase’s move to McLaren confirmed – in huge blow for Red Bull and Max Verstappen

The four-time F1 world champion has already mooted retiring from the sport at the end of the current season

The Independent UK

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Autosport

What did Verstappen actually say in 2023 about the 2026 F1 cars?

Verstappen has been a huge critic of the new F1 regulations, and his concerns stem back to 2023

Autosport

How Wolff’s joke about Verstappen in Zandvoort has become the new reality in F1

The main question is how Max Verstappen views his future and whether Formula 1 will play a role in it, but Mercedes’ dominance also underlines a risk the Dutchman took on the driver market last year -regardless of clauses

Autosport

Audi F1 boss may have revealed why Wheatley quit

Mattia Binotto's claim that he only needs ‘support' after absorbing team principal role gives a clear pointer behind Jonathan Wheatley's surprise departure ahead of Japanese GP

Motorsport

Audi F1 boss may have unwittingly revealed why Jonathan Wheatley quit

Mattia Binotto's claim that he only needs ‘support' after absorbing team principal role gives a clear pointer to reason for Wheatley's surprise departure ahead of Japanese GP

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Reason

Bernie Sanders Has a Backdoor Plan To Socialize Sports Teams

Plus: The NBA has more overcomplicated anti-tanking plans, and why Formula 1’s Drive to Survive is the best sports docuseries

The Independent UK

Why Max Verstappen should take a one-year sabbatical from Formula 1

COMMENT: Verstappen’s growing angst with F1 from all angles is obvious and, writes Kieran Jackson, a year-out could reinvigorate the Dutchman

The Independent UK

Toto Wolff casts doubt over Christian Horner’s chances of F1 return

Christian Horner hopes to return to F1 in the future after being sacked by Red Bull last year

International Business Times UK

Gold Price Crash Driven by Central Banks Monetising Holdings for Emergency Liquidity Amid Middle East War

Understand why gold prices are diverging from its usual trend decline amid a market downturn, which experts believe could be beyond panic selling by investors.

International Business Times UK

US Homebuyers Can Now Pledge Crypto Assets for a Fannie Mae-Backed Mortgage

Fannie Mae has approved the first crypto-backed mortgage in partnership with Better and Coinbase. Discover how the 530A-compatible infrastructure allows homebuyers to pledge Bitcoin or USDC as collateral for a down payment. Learn the risks and rewards of the new 2026 digital asset mortgage.

International Business Times UK

Mark Cuban Would Build a Highly Profitable Company, Reward Employees Generously if His Tax Rate Fell to Zero

Mark Cuban argues that a zero tax rate would allow him to build a 'stinkingly profitable' company where every worker is an owner. Explore his track record of creating 300 millionaires in the Broadcast.com sale and his 2026 proposal to bridge wealth inequality through mandatory equity for all employees.

International Business Times UK

New Proposal Caps Social Security Benefits at $50K Yearly for Wealthy Retirees to Mitigate Insolvency Risks

A new proposal from the CRFB suggests capping Social Security benefits at $50,000 for high-earning retirees to prevent a total system failure by 2032. The move targets the top 0.05% of earners to shield the bottom 90% from an automatic 24% benefit slash. Senior advocacy groups like AARP warn the…

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