Sebastian Vettel has confirmed he held talks with Renault over a Formula 1 race seat for 2021, and would be open to returning to Red Bull should an offer be made read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he is open to a return to Red Bull Racing for the 2021 Formula 1 season, and would have no concerns going up against Max Verstappen. Verstappen […] read more »

There’s more to the Red Bull Ring that meets the eye, and here are 10 facts we bet you didn’t know about this unique Austrian track set in the breathtaking hills of Styria! The... read more »

Dr Helmut Marko has said there is "no room" for Sebastian Vettel at Red Bull after a fresh wave of rumours linking him with a return. read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has told Sebastian Vettel he can forget a return to the team that made him a four-time Formula 1 champion. read more »

The first race of the delayed 2020 season was a disappointment for Red Bull’s RB16, which looked set to promise so much based off its predecessor last year and the […] read more »

Honda has introduced "countermeasures" in an attempt to address the reliability issues it encountered with its F1 engine after Red Bull suffered a double retirement... read more »

Honda has applied "countermeasures" to ensure there will be no repeat of the issues that blighted Red Bull's return to Formula 1 action in Austria on Sunday. read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner felt Mercedes made a strategy error in the first race at the Red Bull but "got away with it". read more »

Kevin Magnussen thinks Racing Point and McLaren could challenge Ferrari for 'best of the rest' behind Mercedes and Red Bull. read more »

Though both Red Bull drivers will use the same power units they used last weekend, counter measures are being introduced by Honda in the wake of the electrical issues that... read more »

Honda has revealed Max Verstappen and Alex Albon suffered unrelated electrical problems at the 2020 Formula 1 opener and the Japanese manufacturer has introduced... read more »

Honda has confirmed that neither Red Bull driver suffered damage to their power unit in the wake of retiring from last weekend's Austrian Grand Prix. Max Verstappen... read more »

Honda F1 technical director, Toyoharu Tanabe, has confirmed both Red Bull DNFs in Austria were caused by different electrical problems. read more »

Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell will take new Mercedes power unit elements for the second race of the season at the Red Bull Ring this weekend read more »

Formula 1 race director Michael Masi has said the Red Bull protest against Mercedes' DAS [Dual Axis Steering] system at the Austrian Grand Prix came as no surprise. read more »

Red Bull driver Max Verstappen is keen to put the events of the Formula 1 season opener behind him. read more »

We have the basis of a good car this year. It is clear that Mercedes have made a good step over the winter but Austria is quite a unique circuit, so you cannot judge a season... read more »

Mercedes' motorsport strategy director. James Vowles, says the gearbox issues faced in Austria became evident as early as first practice at the Red Bull Ring. read more »

Red Bull duo Max Verstappen and Alex Albon have it all to do again as start from zero for F1's second outing at the Red Bull Ring in Austria for the Styrian Grand Prix  read more »

Ferrari set to bring a handful of updates forward to this weekend's Styrian Grand Prix in an effort to drive the team forward at the Red Bull Ring read more »

The 2020 Formula 1 season-opener in Austria proved to be worth the wait as the Red Bull Ring threw up an eventful and chaotic finish read more »

The Williams F1 Team announced today that its reserve driver Jack Aitken will make his maiden appearance during a Formula One Grand Prix weekend when he gets behind the wheel... read more »

The MotoGP championship's Commercial Rights Holder Dorna Sports has announced that it has reached a contract extension with the iconic energy drink company, Red Bull. read more »

Christian Horner has confirmed that Red Bull is working on their own version of DAS, and suggested they may opt for a "more extreme" system. read more »