Christian Horner says the FIA cannot claim that no problems with Formula One's fuel sensors exist after Red Bull suffered another failure at the Malaysia Grand Prix last... read more »

Red Bull's Helmut Marko has issued power unit supplier Renault with a deadline to show improvement or risk being replaced for next season. The outspoken Austrian warned... read more »

Red Bull says that the FIA cannot dispute that there are problems with Formula 1's fuel sensors, following another failure for the team in the Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes have warned that, with their disastrous winter testing already rendered a distant memory, fast-improving Red Bull are still the team to beat in F1 despite their own... read more »

A few weeks ago, GPUpdate.net gave readers the opportunity to pose questions to quadruple World Champion Sebastian Vettel. The Red Bull driver, fresh from his first podium... read more »

Christian Horner is happy with the performances of Daniel Ricciardo, despite the Australian's disappointing start to his career with Red Bull... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has praised Daniel Ricciardo for his positive outlook after a frustrating Malaysian Grand Prix.     read more »

Red Bull reckons that its Formula 1 title hopes now rest on engine partner Renault's rate of progress with its V6 turbocharged unit. read more »

Fernando Alonso is pleased that he is beating Kimi Raikkonen so far this year, but both drivers know that the Ferrari is languishing behind the likes of Mercedes and Red Bull... read more »

Malaysian Grand Prix race winner Lewis Hamilton says he is wary that rivals Red Bull has a 'good car'. Hamilton led home team-mate Nico Rosberg as Mercedes moved 53... read more »

Lewis Hamilton laid down a marker to Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg with a crushing performance in the Malaysian Grand Prix at Sepang. But will they now face a threat from Red... read more »

Sebastian Vettel's podium in Malaysia convinces Mercedes boss Toto Wolff that world champion Red Bull cannot be ignored in F1 2014.     read more »

Red Bull insists it will never censor its drivers, after Sebastian Vettel's criticism of Formula 1's new engines caused controversy in Malaysia. read more »

Ferrari aren't that far away from Red Bull claims team principal Stefano Domenicali, but admitted there is a "big gap" to Mercedes. Whilst Fernando Alonso... read more »

Christian Horner has lauded the "enormously impressive" impact Daniel Ricciardo has made at Red Bull, despite the Australian yet to officially register his first... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner anticipates Mercedes enjoying greater superiority over the F1 field at round three of the 2014 season in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he is expecting a "big race" with rivals Red Bull once the latter's engine partner, Renault, resolves the remaining fundamental... read more »

Mercedes may have claimed two dominant wins in two races but Lewis Hamilton has warned against writing off reigning Champs Red Bull... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has defended Sebastian Vettel after the reigning quadruple World Champion used a swear word to describe the sound of Formula 1's new... read more »

Mercedes might have dominated the Malaysia GP but race winner Lewis Hamilton has called on them to up their pace in light of the imminent threat posed by resurgent Red Bull. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes must now brace itself for a 'big' Formula 1 title fight with Red Bull, despite the Brackley-based team comfortably winning the first two... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says there will soon be a "big race" between Red Bull and Mercedes and is excited by the prospect having studied the pace of both teams in... read more »

Sebastian Vettel should be applauded for speaking his mind about the noise of the new power units according to Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. The German described... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner defends Sebastian Vettel's use of a swear word to criticise the sound of F1's new engines. read more »

McLaren racing director Eric Boullier rejects Red Bull's reasons for breaking fuel rules at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »