Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has confirmed the RB16B is not an "all-new car" but rather an "extensive update" of the team's 2020 machinery. read more »

Christian Horner is refusing to let speculation about Max Verstappen's future and his potential move to Mercedes in 2022 distract Red Bull. read more »

Christian Horner has praised power unit supplier Honda for its willingness to allow Red Bull to continue using its technology until 2025. read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull will ignore speculation about Mercedes potentially trying to sign Max Verstappen if space opens up in the reigning champion team's Formula 1... read more »

Christian Horner thinks it will be fascinating to see what strategy Red Bull's main rivals take in developing their 2021 cars ahead of the big regulation changes next year. read more »

Christian Horner said everyone at Red Bull wanted Alex Albon to retain his seat, but he just was not consistent enough. read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull has had to fix a correlation misalignment in its Formula 1 design and windtunnel work, which contributed its 2020 car problems read more »

Christian Horner believes F1 "shouldn't be afraid of experimenting" when it comes to the contentious proposal for sprint races being introduced. read more »

Making a rare move outside its own young driver programme, Christian Horner says Red Bull's decision to sign Sergio Perez was the "grown up" call. read more »

Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen's dominant victory in the most recent F1 race could have fired up Mercedes to produce an even better car this year. read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull made the 'grown-up' decision to swap Alexander Albon for Sergio Perez for the 2021 Formula 1 season. read more »

Christian Horner says that looking outside their own talent pool and signing Sergio Perez was the grown-up thing for Red Bull to do. read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull has matured enough to take on the responsibility of maintaining its own power units. read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull made a "grown-up" decision to look outside its junior drivers when deciding on its 2021 Formula 1 line-up, where Sergio Perez replaces... read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner hopes lessons learned in 2020 addressing the problematic RB16 car will help his team make a sustained challenge to Mercedes in 2021 read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has shied away from suggestions a move could be made for Andy Cowell to head up the new powertrains company. read more »

Christian Horner thinks Sergio Perez can emulate Daniel Ricciardo in helping Max Verstappen carry Red Bull closer to Mercedes this year. read more »

Christian Horner expects Red Bull's new Formula 1 line-up of Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen to replicate the challenge it gave Mercedes during the years that Daniel... read more »

Andy Cowell is not on Red Bull's short list for its new engine company, that's because he has no interest in returning to F1 says Christian Horner. read more »

The new Formula 1 power units are set to arrive for 2025 or 2026, and Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said they could design their own. read more »

Admitting that Max Verstappen would be the obvious choice for Mercedes should Lewis Hamilton quit, for the first time, Red Bull boss, Christian Horner confirms that the Dutch... read more »

Christian Horner has confirmed Red Bull would fulfil any requirement to supply other teams with engines when their new operation is up and running. read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull's relationship with Max Verstappen is more important than a performance clause in terms of keeping him away from Mercedes' clutches. read more »

Christian Horner believes Red Bull has its destiny in its own hands after agreeing to use Honda's power unit from 2022. read more »

Christian Horner says there are no plans to call their power unit anything other than a Red Bull when they start developing their own engines from 2022. read more »