Renault is open to expanding its Formula 1 engine supply deals beyond its current four teams for 2014 - but only as long as it does not hurt its chances of more success with... read more »

Renault has ruled out the possibility of rebranding Red Bull's engines as Infiniti in the future - despite the luxury Japanese car brand becoming the outfit's title... read more »

Infiniti has signed a four-year deal to become the title sponsor of Red Bull from 2013 meaning the team will officially be known as Infiniti Red Bull Racing read more »

Red Bull have a new title sponsor next season after agreeing a four-year extension of its partnership with Infiniti.... read more »

Red Bull Racing has confirmed that they have sealed a four-year extension to their partnership with Japanese car manufacturer Infiniti - which also takes naming rights from 2013. read more »

Red Bull has announced that it has agreed a four-year extension of its partnership with Infiniti, which will see the team become Infiniti Red Bull Racing from the start of next... read more »

The Red Bull F1 team will officially be known as Infiniti Red Bull Racing from next season after agreeing a title sponsor deal with the Nissan owned luxury car manufacturer.... read more »

Japanese car manufacturer Infiniti is to increase its Formula 1 involvement with Red Bull next year after agreeing to become title sponsor of the team read more »

Red Bull believes that it does not need any good fortune for Sebastian Vettel to win the championship - it just needs to avoid any bad luck read more »

The team will be known as Infiniti Red Bull Racing in 2013 read more »

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz doesn't believe Sebastian Vettel has agreed a pre-contract to move to Ferrari in 2014, but admits if such a move did occur, there is... read more »

All eyes are further down the grid as the 2012 world championship reaches its zenith on race-day Sunday at the Interlagos showdown. Red Bull’s Sebastian Vettel has... read more »

Red Bull would set its sights on F1′s other two top drivers – Fernando Alonso and Lewis Hamilton – if Sebastian Vettel switched to Ferrari. That... read more »

Mark Webber and Sebastian Vettel qualified in 3rd and 4th positions for tomorrow's Brazilian GP. Although this is still a strong result for the team, both drivers were... read more »

Our focus now turns to the race and if you believe the forecast it's going to be very wet, but our objective now is to maximize the points out from these grid positions. read more »

Jenson Button admits that he would love a smooth drive to a McLaren one-two in the Brazilian Grand Prix, with himself and Lewis Hamilton locking out the front row of the grid.... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Mark Webber has expressed his 'disappointment' after failing to qualify on the front row in Brazil. read more »

Felipe Massa was beaming after qualifying in Brazil, having ended the day best of the rest behind the dominant McLaren and Red Bull pairings. The leading Ferrari driver, having... read more »

Brazil Saturday quotes: Red Bull read more »

Lewis Hamilton and McLaren have ended their relationship with the 2008 Champion’s first pole position in Brazil. Not only do the Woking team beat Red Bull to four... read more »

Lewis Hamilton continued his recent good form by taking pole position for the Brazilian GP, with Jenson Button making it an all McLaren front row. However in the championship... read more »

Lewis Hamilton took pole for the Brazilian GP, leading his teammate Jenson Button to secure a McLaren front row. Behind them will start the Red Bull cars as Mark Webber... read more »

Christian Horner says hard work was the key to Red Bull becoming an established, championship-winning team read more »

Jenson Button kept McLaren on top at Brazil as he set the fastest lap during the final free practice session at Interlagos, Sao Paulo. The Red Bull drivers, Vettel and Webber... read more »

Jenson Button outpaces the Red Bull duo in final practice as Fernando Alonso loses ground and Kimi Raikkonen suffers an engine failure. read more »