Red Bull junior team Racing Bulls consciously worked to make its car relatively easy to drive, which it says would benefit “a top driver” as well as its rookie racers. So why hasn’t Max Verstappen jumped in that car for a filming day?

Red Bull has been urged not to put undue pressure on Laurent Mekies as he takes over from Christian Horner in the F1 team's leadership

Robert Doornbos was asked what the most painful story from the first half of the Formula 1 season was: Lewis Hamilton’s early months with Ferrari or Red Bull Racing’s struggles with Max Verstappen.

The drivers, team workers and new boss all try to look forward as the Belgian GP (and another era) gets underway

Christan Horner has officially left his role as director of Red Bull's various UK entities, one month after his shock sacking. Horner was removed from his position as Red Bull team principal and CEO just days after the British Grand Prix, with his 20-year reign at Milton Keynes coming to an end after Red Bull's shareholders opted to make a change.

Red Bull Racing officially has severed all ties with Christian Horner, who formerly served as the team's principal and CEO.

After the departure of Christian Horner, Toto Wolff is the 'old guard' among the team bosses, overseeing their unprecedented success before Red Bull dominated, with McLaren now looking like the driving force of the grid in 2025.

Red Bull have officially filed paperwork for Christian Horner's termination, after removing him from his duties last month. Horner was removed as team principal after the British Grand Prix in July, but still officially had a position at the company while terms of his departure were negotiated.

Laurent Mekies was installed as the new Red Bull Racing CEO in place of the sacked Christian Horner. Mekies has revealed the detail that he was never told why Horner was dismissed. In the days following the British Grand Prix,