The Latest Breaking News from Red Bull

Red Bull principal Christian Horner denies saying Mercedes F1 car illegal

The Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has acknowledged that the potentially gamechanging design of Lewis Hamilton’s Mercedes is within the Formula One regulations

The Guardian - UK · Mar 11, 2022

Mercedes sidepods are ‘extreme but legal’, Red Bull chief Christian Horner admits in Bahrain

Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz was fastest in the second day of F1 pre-season testing in Bahrain

Evening Standard · Mar 11, 2022

2022 Bahrain F1 test: Sainz heads Verstappen on Day 2

Ferrari's Carlos Sainz set the fastest time on the penultimate day of 2022 Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain, holding off Red Bull's Max Verstappen in Thursday afternoon's session.

Motorsport · Mar 11, 2022

What Drives Pierre Gasly

The F1—and Netflix—star has raced through pain and tragedy. Now he wants to raise awareness for the war in his girlfriend’s homeland.

Sports Illustrated · Mar 10, 2022

F1 champion Verstappen won’t change mind about Drive to Survive absence

Reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen will not change his mind about refusing to take part in Netflix's Drive to Survive series, saying it was “ruined after season one”.

Autosport · Mar 10, 2022

Magazine: Max Verstappen and Red Bull F1 special

A Max Verstappen special forms a key part of this week’s Autosport magazine, out today (10 March).

Autosport · Mar 10, 2022

Gasly senses final chance to win back Red Bull F1 seat

One-time grand prix winner Pierre Gasly thinks he has one final chance to get himself back in a Red Bull Formula 1 seat.

Autosport · Mar 9, 2022

Red Bull chief Helmut Marko questions Russian athlete ban as Nikita Mazepin axed

Nikita Mazepin was sacked by Formula 1 employers Haas due to Russia's ongoing invasion of Ukraine, but Red Bull boss Helmut Marko wonders whether the reaction was justified

Daily Mirror · Mar 8, 2022

Red Bull's Christian Horner accuses Mercedes of bullying over sacking of Michael Masi

The bad feeling continues over the controversial end of last year's Formula 1 title race and the rule changes that followed, with victorious team boss Christian Horner ripping rivals Mercedes for pressuring authorities leading to Formula One race director Michael Masi losing his job.

ABC News · Mar 8, 2022

Mercedes ‘bullying’ led to Michael Masi axe, says Red Bull chief Christian Horner

Red Bull chief Christian Horner has accused rivals Mercedes of “bullying” F1 race director Michael Masi out of his job.

Evening Standard · Mar 7, 2022