The Latest Breaking News from the Red Bulls

Ferrari made wholesale changes to its car after its drivers struggled throughout 2023 with its unpredictable behaviour and sensitivity to changing conditions. That made it particularly hard for Leclerc and Sainz to keep up their race pace, often qualifying well before dropping far behind the Red Bulls. But while Red…

A flurry of final hot-laps interspersed among the final 10 minutes created a changing order after the Red Bulls moved to the top for a short spell, Verstappen capturing a 1m31.062s over team-mate Sergio Perez.

Before owner Joe Mansueto took over, the Fire were lagging behind their peers and can return to the playoffs for the first time since 2017.

After his battling performance to grab a podium finish behind the Red Bulls in Italy, Sainz has once again ended Friday quickest having edged ahead of Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc by 0.018s in second practice in Singapore.

This year's edition of the Belgian Grand Prix yielded yet another Max Verstappen masterclass as the Dutchman waltzes away with the Formula 1 title.

On a day when many drivers suffered tyre issues Leclerc had a strong run to third place behind the Red Bulls of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez.

Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes, Fernando Alonso's Aston Martin and Charles Leclerc's Ferrari have all fought it out behind Max Verstappen's Red Bull this season, but another challenger might be about to emerge

Mercedes made changes to their W14 which helped them to be much faster at the Spanish Grand Prix, but there is still one problem for Hamilton that cannot be solved

Alonso has not won an F1 race for a decade but has enjoyed a remarkable season so far this year and looks the man most likely to be the first to challenge the Red Bulls as the performance gap closes