Kimi Raikkonen topped the FP2 timesheets after Lewis Hamilton set the early pace in FP1. Both Red Bulls had to retire in FP2. read more »

More trouble for Red Bull as Ferrari top the timesheet in the second session of the race weekend in Montreal. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Like F1® on... read more »

Max Verstappen says finishing fifth in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix would feel "like a victory" for Red Bull, after suffering a disrupted day of running during... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen lost valuable time in FP2 for the Canadian Grand Prix after both drivers experienced a loss of power in Montreal. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen set the fastest Friday practice time at the Canadian Grand Prix with a lap just shy of last year's pole position. The Ferrari driver set a 1:12.935 on the... read more »

Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo both expressed optimism over Red Bull's potential at the Canadian Grand Prix, despite suffering issues in… read more »

Niggles aside, Max Verstappen ends the first day of practice for the Canadian Grand Prix with positive words for his Red Bull RB13. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen broke into the 1:12 barrier in FP2 for the Canadian Grand Prix, while both Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo saw their sessions cut short with mechanical issues. read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner says Renault is scheduled to bring a performance upgrade package to the next Formula 1 event in Azerbaijan. Red Bull… read more »

Red Bull now has "proper direction" to develop its Formula 1 car, thanks to better correlation between driver feedback and car performance since May's Spanish... read more »

A communication error between Ricciardo and the Red Bull team proved costly in Monaco qualifying two weeks ago. read more »

Max Verstappen is still unhappy about his strategy at the Monaco Grand Prix after he slipped from fourth to fifth in the pit stops two weeks ago. Verstappen was running fourth... read more »

Max Verstappen is still not happy about the strategy slip from Red Bull that cost him a podium finish in the Monaco Grand Prix two weeks ago. read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen says he is "still not happy" about the strategy that cost him a potential third placed finish in the Monaco Grand Prix read more »

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Former Cosworth boss Mark Gallagher believes Red Bull need to look at an independent engine supplier if they want to bridge the gap to Ferrari and Mercedes. read more »

Christian Horner says the next three races will be among Red Bull's toughest of the year, but is still confident his team can return to form in the second half of the... read more »

When the opportunity opens for the promotion to Red Bull Racing, Carlos Sainz Jr knows the team will be able to count on him to deliver results. read more »

Former Cosworth boss, Mark Gallagher, believes an independent engine supplier would not only benefit Red Bull but also McLaren. read more »

Red Bull's Adrian Newey has backed Formula 1's proposed 'shield' cockpit protection solution over the halo, but says time is running out for teams to... read more »

Red Bull's Formula 1 hopes are being "hamstrung" by their lack of a works engine deal, according to this week's F1 Report. read more »

Damon Hill has cautioned Max Verstappen over his Monaco rant at Red Bull, saying the driver needs to watch what he says as young viewers can hear it all. read more »

Although this season is not panning out as they had hoped, Mark Webber says Red Bull are learning valuable lessons that be used for next year's car. read more »

Looking back over the last few years' Monaco Grands Prix, a pattern emerges, where a strategy call has decided the outcome and some controversial decisions have been at... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has admitted he is worried about his Formula 1 team's chances of being competitive in the next three grands prix read more »