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F1 mailbag: Max Verstappen’s title hopes and Red Bull’s second-driver conundrum
Meanwhile, the Red Bull drivers found themselves in a few incidents and ended with no points, making it a “ home race to forget .” Max Verstappen’s day was done by Turn 3 when he was hit by Kimi Antonelli, who locked up heading into the corner, and Yuki Tsunoda battled with Alpine’s Franco Colapinto on and off throughout.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen took pole position for the British Grand Prix on Saturday with McLaren's Formula One leader Oscar ...
The Cadillac F1 team is reportedly planning to have discussions with several drivers, and surprisingly, it also includes one ...
British teenager Arvid Lindblad, who made his free practice debut at Silverstone, is the latest talent of the Red Bull Racing ...
F1 champion credits Red Bull with fixing the balance issues that he faced in practice at Silverstone, which had left him ...
Red Bull Racing's standout driver, Max Verstappen, is experiencing a challenging season, particularly highlighted by his ...
Exclusive: He spent many years as a trusted lieutenant to Christian Horner at Red Bull, but now Jonathan Wheatley is the man ...
Red Bull Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner expects Verstappen back in the fold for 2026, but the winds of change are ...
1. Max Verstappen, Netherlands, Red Bull Racing, 1 minute, 24.892 seconds. 2. Oscar Piastri, Australia, McLaren, 1:24.995. 3. Lando Norris, Great Britain, McLaren, 1:25.010. 4. George Russell, Great ...
Red Bull's Max Verstappen timed his final lap perfectly to seize pole position at the British Grand Prix on Saturday with ...
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The world's fastest sport is also probably the most tech-savvy, with each of the ten teams pouring millions into software ...
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