Mark Webber said there was no obvious explanation as to why Red Bull was lacking one-lap pace on the super-soft tyres in qualifying read more »

Fernando Alonso will start the Singapore Grand Prix from fifth position, ahead of Mark Webber and Kimi Räikkönen but behind Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian... read more »

Red Bull Racing were extremely strong throughout the free practice sessions and the early part of qualifying, but when it really mattered, the team lacked the little extra to... read more »

The F1 Times gambling contest between Ryan Wood (Editor) and Daniel Chalmers (Feature Editor) heads to the 14th round at the Marina Bay circuit for the Singapore GP. Both men... read more »

Red Bull was expected to be at or near the front for the Singapore Grand Prix, returning to a high-downforce circuit after struggling on the straights of Spa and Monza.... read more »

Formula 1 teams have agreed an amendment to the 2013 regulations, yet to be finalised, which will see the stepped noses disappear next season. The majority of the cars on the... read more »

Jenson Button: “I didn’t spend too much time looking back at my non-finish in Monza. Obviously, it was disappointing not to be able to help the... read more »

Mark Webber believes Red Bull Racing will go well in Singapore next weekend and he is confident they will be 'towards the sharp end again' after a bitterly... read more »

Mark Webber is confident Red Bull will return to form at the Singapore Grand Prix next weekend after three disappointing races read more »

Mark Webber says that drivers need to take responsibility for their actions on track before F1's luck runs out. read more »

Mark Webber believes Formula One's improvements in safety have resulted in drivers becoming too aggressive as they "usually" walk away... read more »

Mark Webber is highly supportive of any safety changes in Formula 1, but insists that all teams and governing body the FIA must consider the next step with extra care.... read more »

BBC Sport columnist and Red Bull's Mark Webber on Alex Zanardi's Paralympic golds, safety in F1 and helping the next generation. read more »

Williams driver Bruno Senna believes that Paul di Resta deserved sanctioning for contact during the Italian Grand Prix. Senna was attacking di Resta at the second chicane for... read more »

Mark Webber's spin towards the end of the Italian Grand Prix was simply caused by tyre degradation and team principal Christian Horner said there was no choice but to... read more »

Red Bull Racing had their least successful Grand Prix of the year as the team recorded a troublesome double DNF. Sebastian Vettel had to stop his car from 6th place as the... read more »

Red Bull suffered their worst result in 36 races after both cars failed to score points at the Italian Grand Prix - the last time that happened was at the 2010 Korean GP.... read more »

Both Red Bulls retired from the Italian Grand Prix – something which had not happened since the Korean event of 2010, 34 races ago. As Sebastian Vettel suffered... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, DNF: “I found out I had a problem roughly 300 metres before I stopped the car. It was an alternator problem, similar to the one we had yesterday... read more »

The Italian Grand Prix proved to be the worst race for Red Bull Racing since neither car finished the Korean Grand Prix in 2010. Sebastian Vettel suffered an alternator failure... read more »

Mark Webber says attempting to finish Sunday's Italian GP on his shot Pirelli tyres was not worth the "couple of points" he would have scored... read more »

Lewis Hamilton gave McLaren their third consecutive win in what was a perfect day for the 2008 world champion who closes the gap to championship leader Fernando Alonso. The... read more »

Mark Webber is under no illusions that Red Bull must improve its one-lap pace if it's to continue to build on its 2012 title ambitions. The team which dominated pole... read more »

Mark Webber officially unveiled the latest GP3 car as he took time out from F1 responsibilities to indulge his team principal role at MW Arden. read more »

Mark Webber says Red Bull cannot just keep relying on its race pace and that progress must be made to lift its qualifying form read more »