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Why Verstappen has a new floor in Miami – but his engine could be holding him back

As revealed by Autosport, Red Bull Racing is phasing in a small but significant update package in three steps. In Jeddah, it introduced a few new components and bodywork tweaks, in Miami there are modifications to the floor, and further updates are scheduled for Imola. According to the FIA's technical document,…

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M-Sport fears one-marque WRC in 2027 as technical regulations debate intensifies

“As far as I know there will be one manufacturer ready for 2027 with this timeframe.”

Autosport

Red Bull plays down Max Verstappen exit rumor as just "noise"

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is unconcerned by the "noise" around Max Verstappen's future and is convinced that the four-time champion will be with the team next year.

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Horner: Verstappen will be at Red Bull in 2026 as rumours are just "noise"

Red Bull boss Christian Horner is unconcerned by the "noise" around Max Verstappen's future and is convinced that the four-time champion will be with the team next year.

Autosport

What Tsunoda must do to become a success at Red Bull

The man himself frames it as fate. After an often frustrating four-year Formula 1 apprenticeship with Red Bull’s junior team, during which the prospect of promotion diminished and then seemed to vanish entirely, Yuki Tsunoda is now where he thinks he always should have been.

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The challenges Tsunoda needs to overcome at Red Bull

The man himself frames it as fate. After an often frustrating four-year F1 apprenticeship with Red Bull’s junior team, during which the prospect of promotion diminished and then seemed to vanish entirely, Yuki Tsunoda is now where he thinks he always should have been.

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Marko exclusive: “We’re not dropping Lawson – we’re saving his future”

Was it a mistake for Red Bull to pick Liam Lawson over Yuki Tsunoda in the first place? Why wasn’t the New Zealander allowed to race for the team in Japan, a track he knows well? What did Max Verstappen think of the decision? And is Red Bull risking its…

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How Evans followed in the footsteps of WRC Safari masters McRae and Burns

Elfyn Evans is now a member of an exclusive club of three, joining Colin McRae and Richard Burns as British winners of the World Rally Championship’s toughest event - Safari Rally Kenya.

Autosport

How the prospect of V10s has triggered a complex debate on F1's future

Like many things in the modern world, it all started with a social media post.

Autosport

Red Bull to crunch numbers amid Lawson/Tsunoda switch talk

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner might not be aware of it, but he was channelling his inner William Edwards Deming as he discussed Liam Lawson’s future following another disappointing outing at the Chinese Grand Prix.

Autosport

Horner to crunch numbers amid Lawson/Tsunoda Red Bull switch rumor

Motorsport

What’s going wrong for Liam Lawson at Red Bull?

Red Bull is not a team in which to be struggling to unlock performance from a difficult car. Especially when your illustrious team-mate seems to be managing it.

Motorsport

What’s going wrong for Lawson at Red Bull

Red Bull is not a team in which to be struggling to unlock performance from a difficult car. Especially when your illustrious team-mate seems to be managing it.

Autosport

Tsunoda opens up on Red Bull snub: "Doesn't make sense"

Doesn't Helmut Marko sometimes remind you of Morpheus from The Matrix?

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"I still want that seat" – Tsunoda on Red Bull's rejection

Doesn't Helmut Marko sometimes remind you of Morpheus from The Matrix?

Autosport

Introducing F1's rookies: Alonso and Perez spats will stand half-rookie Lawson well at Red Bull

For the third part of a new mini-series where Autosport is assessing the early Formula 1 careers of the six 2025 rookies, today we’re introducing a driver the championship already knows rather well: Liam Lawson.

Motorsport

Red Bull engineer Hannah Schmitz wants more women in F1 (and is here to help)

The principal strategy engineer for Red Bull Racing is embracing her role model status in the paddock to encourage women of all ages to take on F1.

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Meet Claire Schonborn, the engineer turned WRC competitor almost overnight

The 25-year-old was given the opportunity of the lifetime to compete in the WRC after winning the series' inaugural women's driver development programme.

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Calum Nicholas surprised Red Bull with his book, "Life in the Pitlane"

The former Red Bull Racing mechanic known as @F1Mech talks about his career arc, swearing in the garage, and what inspired his book.

Autosport

What it takes to be an F1 mechanic

Formula 1 mechanics are often described as the championship’s unsung heroes. But what does it really take to be part of the pitlane action at the highest level of motorsport?

Autosport

What's new for 2025 in WRC?

Predicting this year’s World Rally Championship is virtually impossible following the biggest shake-up to regulations and the calendar since 2022.

Autosport

Is the WRC’s new tyres supplier ready for its Monte litmus test?

New World Rally Championship tyre supplier Hankook is “100% confident” in its product ahead of its competition debut in Monte Carlo despite drivers feeling its winter tyres require more development.

Motorsport

Al-Attiyah in a "lot of stress" after navigator mistake dents Dakar hopes

Nasser Al-Attiyah has revealed he is left with a “lot of stress” after a navigation error on Stage 10 dented his hopes of scoring a sixth career victory in the Dakar Rally.

Autosport

Al-Attiyah: "A lot of stress" after navigator mistake dents Dakar hopes

Nasser Al-Attiyah has revealed he is left with a “lot of stress” after a navigation error on Stage 10 dented his hopes of scoring a sixth career victory in the Dakar Rally.

Autosport

Sainz struggles in "very difficult to guess" and "pure" opening stage of Dakar

Carlos Sainz Sr admitted that he struggled to understand Saturday’s opening stage of the Dakar Rally, saying it was “very difficult to guess” and more akin to the event’s original roots.

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