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Belgian Grand Prix Preview: Red Bull, McLaren Look to Impress Before Summer Break

The top two teams in the championship standings need to smooth over lingering tension from Hungary by making a statement in the final race before some time off.

Sports Illustrated

Tsunoda on Red Bull seat claim: 'What more could I do?'

Yuki Tsunoda doesn't know what else he should have done to claim a Red Bull seat as the team's summer decision looms over its driver line-ups.

Autosport

Friday favourite: The “perfect” team-mate who bucked a single-seater trend

The 2002 season was significant in Christian Horner’s rise to becoming Formula 1’s longest-serving team principal with Red Bull. That year, his Arden team rose to prominence in Formula 3000, then the premier F1 support series, with a driver line-up that proved an excellent match and delivered his previously winless…

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Why Red Bull takes a risk with Verstappen's Spa engine penalty

Red Bull faces a riskier outcome regarding Max Verstappen’s expected grid penalty for exceeding his 2024 Formula 1 engine allocation at this weekend’s Belgian Grand Prix, compared to similar situations in 2022 and 2023.

Autosport

Red Bull is taking a risk with Verstappen's Spa engine penalty

Motorsport

Late-night Gamer Verstappen Eyes Redemption At Belgian Grand Prix

A week after ranting on the team radio in Budapest, Max Verstappen heads to the Belgian Grand Prix warned to take "nothing for granted" and advised by Red Bull to give up late-night simulation racing during race weekends.

International Business Times

Why Red Bull’s latest upgrades will not run at the Belgian GP

Red Bull is set to revert the RB20 to its more standard engine cover specification for the Belgian Grand Prix, but not because its latest upgrade disappointed in Hungary.

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Verstappen set for Belgian GP grid penalty for engine change

Max Verstappen is set for a 10-place grid penalty at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix for exceeding his engine allowance, Autosport has learned.

Autosport

Verstappen set for Belgian GP grid penalty for F1 engine change

Max Verstappen is set for a 10-place grid penalty at this weekend's Belgian Grand Prix for exceeding his engine allowance, Motorsport.com has learned.

Motorsport

The Red Bull RB17 Is 'The Ultimate Car'

Adrian Newey explains what makes his final Red Bull project so special. And expensive.

Motor1

Why Perez’s F1 seat isn’t safe yet despite return to points in Hungary

Sergio Perez may have got himself back in Formula 1's points in Hungary, but his Red Bull bosses are clear they still want to see more from him.

Motorsport

Red Bull: “Rubbish” to link Verstappen’s radio anger to 3am sim racing

Red Bull thinks it “rubbish” to suggest Max Verstappen’s frustrations in Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix can be linked to him sim racing until 3am on Saturday night.

Autosport

Red Bull: “Rubbish” to link Verstappen’s F1 radio anger to 3am sim racing antics

Red Bull thinks it “rubbish” to suggest Max Verstappen’s frustrations in Formula 1’s Hungarian Grand Prix can be linked to him sim racing until 3am on Saturday night.

Motorsport

Sacked or promoted - why Ricciardo now faces two F1 career extremes

Daniel Ricciardo is heading into what could be the most important week of his Formula 1 career.

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Sacked or promoted - Why Ricciardo now faces two F1 career extremes

Daniel Ricciardo is heading into what could be the most important week of his Formula 1 career.

Autosport

Red Bull closes door on Mercedes Verstappen swoop with new Marko commitment

Red Bull has closed the door on Formula 1 rivals Mercedes trying to lure Max Verstappen away, after securing a fresh commitment from its motorsport advisor Helmut Marko to stay.

Motorsport

Red Bull on Perez's F1 future: "Everything is open"

Red Bull says "everything is open" with the driver line-up of its two Formula 1 teams after the summer break, as speculation continues to swirl around Sergio Perez.

Sports Illustrated

Hungarian Grand Prix Preview: A Crowded Fight at the Top

Lewis Hamilton’s win at Silverstone cemented Mercedes as one of the teams that can consistently battle for wins in 2024, making the front of the grid tighter than ever. Plus, Sergio Pérez needs to get back on track.

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Autosport

Defiant Perez insists he will see out his Red Bull F1 contract into 2025

A defiant Sergio Perez insists he will see out his Formula 1 contract into next year at Red Bull, despite speculation he could be axed this summer.

Autosport

Tsunoda: It would be "weird" for Red Bull to pick Lawson ahead of me

Yuki Tsunoda says it would be "weird" for Red Bull to pick reserve driver Liam Lawson ahead of him in case it moves to replace Sergio Perez.

Autosport

Ben Hunt: Why the 2024 F1 season is shaping up to be an unlikely cracker

Max Verstappen's complete annihilation of the rest of the field last season had many journalists inside the paddock fearing the worst for 2024. The concern had also stretched up to Formula 1's owners Liberty Media and despite the public support for the Dutchman and Red Bull's success, it was also…

International Business Times

Buoyant Hamilton Seeking To Keep Momentum And More Records

A buoyant Lewis Hamilton heads into this weekend's Hungarian Grand Prix on the crest of a wave, seeking a record-increasing ninth Hungaroring victory and Mercedes' third consecutive win of the season.

Autosport

Brown: Red Bull turmoil will only have longer-term impact on F1 team

McLaren CEO Zak Brown doesn't believe Red Bull has been too affected by the behind-the-scenes turmoil at its Formula 1 team yet, but thinks the squad might be impacted longer-term.

Motorsport

Why Red Bull can't afford failure with Ford-backed F1 engine plan

Red Bull may be embracing a “no risk, no fun” approach for its new Formula 1 engine, but admits the project with Ford is one that cannot fail.

Autosport

Why there is no room for failure with Red Bull’s Ford-backed F1 engine plan

Red Bull may be embracing a “no risk, no fun” approach for its new Formula 1 engine, but it admits the project with Ford is one that cannot fail.

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