Red Bull under a magnifying glass: how A and B teams cause discussion
At Red Bull Racing they have seen better times. Not only because of the failure in Silverstone during the last race, but also in Barcelona and Austria
At Red Bull Racing they have seen better times. Not only because of the failure in Silverstone during the last race, but also in Barcelona and Austria
Is Max Verstappen really going to leave Formula 1 after all? After qualifying on Saturday in Canada, that possibility suddenly became real again. The reason is the
Red Bull team principal Laurent Mekies acknowledges that there is still a lot of work to be done for the team to close the gap with, among others, Mercedes.
Max Verstappen made sports history 10 years ago with his first win in Formula 1. We go back to that day in 2016…
The strong performances of Max Verstappen come at the right time for Red Bull and the driver himself. “We really needed this.”
According to Marc Surer, Max Verstappen would be wise to choose a factory team if he were to leave Red Bull.
Helmut Marko has spoken out about the disappointment he felt when Max Verstappen failed to defend his world title last year.
A future move by Gianpiero Lambiase is yet more proof that McLaren is deliberately fishing Red Bull Racing’s pond empty. A
According to Jeroen Bleekemolen, the departure of engineer Lambiase from Red Bull means that Max Verstappen has one less reason to stay.
Gianpiero Lambiase, Max Verstappen’s permanent race engineer, is leaving Red Bull Racing. The Briton is joining competitor McLaren.