Red Bull chose not to use a new specification of alternator last weekend in Austin, it has emerged. Engine supplier Renault's Magneti Marelli units have been troublesome... read more »

Lewis Hamilton has started the Brazilian GP weekend in perfect style by topping the timesheet throughout the entire first practice session. He was however closely matched by... read more »

Aabar, the Abu Dhabi state investment arm, may have withdrawn at Mercedes in order to buy into the Toro Rosso team. It emerged this week that Aabar had sold back its 40 per... read more »

Fernando Alonso says he has 'nothing to lose' ahead of this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, with the Ferrari driver approaching the event 13 points... read more »

Ferrari's Fernando Alonso says he has "nothing to lose" as he disputes the title with Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel in Brazil. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has denied his success is down to having the strongest car on the grid. The German has two titles to his name and looks likely to add a third this weekend, but... read more »

Coca-Cola has announced that it will sponsor the Lotus F1 Team in 2013 through its 'Burn' energy drink brand. The drinks giant, the world's largest,... read more »

Formula 1 world championship leader Sebastian Vettel believes it is unreasonable for his critics to attribute much of his success to Red Bull's car advantage. read more »

Brazilian GP: Red Bull preview quotes read more »

Red Bull Racing has teamed up with Latin American television provider SKY for this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix, welcoming back the company after similar one-race... read more »

After ongoing reliability concerns blighted last weekend's United States GP, Mark Webber admits that a problem-free race in Brazil is high on Red Bull Racing's wish list. read more »

For the third year in a row, Red Bull and Sky, the largest high-definition satellite TV provider in Latin America, join as Race Partners for the Brazilian Grand Prix. The... read more »

Reigning world champions Red Bull left Austin without paying a bill. Germany's Bild newspaper reports that, prior to the US grand prix, the team pre-ordered a pair of... read more »

Charlie Whiting has played down claims Red Bull has pushed the rules further than any rival with its supposedly 'rubber' front nose. Video footage of a mechanic... read more »

Having secured Red Bull's third successive constructors' title, Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber look ahead to this weekend's all important Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Ferrari’s strategy was controversial and brutal, but for me it was the best tactical decision I have seen all year. In the end it worked a treat as Fernando Alonso... read more »

Ultimately Fernando Alonso is going to need something to go wrong for Sebastian Vettel to win the title, but anything can happen in a final race decider. On a normal weekend... read more »

McLaren are optimistic they can close the gap to Ferrari in the Constructors' Championship at the final race of the season in Brazil this weekend. The team currently sit... read more »

Fernando Alonso stresses that he can only affect what happens to him and Ferrari in this weekend’s Brazilian Grand Prix, with fate then deciding whether he or Red... read more »

Narain Karthikeyan has defended himself following another on-track incident with Sebastian Vettel in Austin. The HRT driver was accused of holding up his Red Bull rival in the... read more »

McLaren’s battle for the 2012 drivers’ and constructors’ crowns is over. But Jenson Button said the Woking based team, whose... read more »

The stakes couldn't be much higher for Red Bull and Ferrari at this weekend's Brazilian Grand Prix... read more »

Red Bull's latest title shows Renault was right to stay in F1 as an engine supplier read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Red Bull head into this weekend's title-deciding Brazilian GP with a "ticking time bomb" in the RB8. read more »

Red Bull's constructors' championship triumph "fully justifies" Renault's involvement in Formula One, according to the engine manufacturer's... read more »