His team boss Christian Horner conceded that with three unrelated major problems to solve the team had faced a "busy few days" addressing the problems that preceded... read more »

Despite Ferrari and Red Bull being so evenly matched in lap time around the Sakhir track last weekend, analysis of the GPS data showed that the two cars displayed very... read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull have all outlined the changes made to the bodywork of their cars ahead of this weekend's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

Mercedes and its W13 challenger for 2022 has been among those worst affected by the porpoising phenomenon, which has dropped it behind Ferrari and Red Bull.Hamilton and... read more »

Lewis Hamilton says there is "not a lot of difference" on Mercedes' car for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix weekend following its struggles at the season-opening... read more »

After Williams and McLaren broke the curfew in Bahrain, this week it was Red Bull's turn. read more »

Red Bull say a fuel system vacuum issue was the cause of their double DNF during a weekend to forget in Bahrain. read more »

George Russell says Mercedes has to be "almost in damage limitation mode" during the early stages of 2022 due to the limitations of its W13. Mercedes had the... read more »

George Russell has called on Mercedes to "take a few more risks" in its bid to close the gap to Ferrari and Red Bull. read more »

Red Bull's investigation into its double Bahrain Grand Prix retirement has found it was caused by a vacuum within its fuel system. read more »

Red Bull has confirmed that both Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez suffered a fuel pressure issue that caused their retirement from the season opener. read more »

Red Bull have revealed the problem that caused their double DNF in F1's season-opener and are confident they have found an immediate fix for Max Verstappen and Sergio... read more »

A lack of fuel pressure led to the retirements of both Red Bull Formula 1 cars at last weekend's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.  read more »

The team had looked set for a strong double points finish in F1's season opener before its race was turned on its head with a few laps to go.World champion Max Verstappen,... read more »

Red Bull Racing has confirmed the cause of its late double retirement at Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix and has installed fixes for the upcoming round in Saudi Arabia. Max... read more »

Red Bull is confident there will be no repeat of the issues that wrecked its season-opening race in Bahrain. read more »

Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert believes Mercedes and Red Bull team principals Toto Wolff and Christian Horner have made the sport "too much about them". read more »

"I am confident in this team and we will work together to overcome it." read more »

Ferrari head to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix to consolidate their solid start even as Red Bull Racing try to redeem themselves read more »

Red Bull head into Sunday's Saudi Arabian Grand Prix confident there will be no repeat of the gremlins that put both their cars out of the season-opener in Bahrain, the... read more »

Max Verstappen says Red Bull are "still looking into" the "complicated" issues that saw both their cars retire at the season-opening Bahrain GP. read more »

The problem has been identified, and the team are confident of a fix. read more »

Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez are putting the disappointment of Bahrain behind them as they turn their attention to securing Red Bull strong results in Saudi Arabia. read more »

Jean Alesi thinks Sergio Perez should be doing more to back up his Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen during races. read more »

Red Bull need a big points haul from the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as they are 44 behind Ferrari already. read more »