The Latest Breaking News from Red Bull Racing

OPINION: Even after shattering a Formula 1 record for the most amount of races in a weekend, Max Verstappen was surprisingly non-plussed. But how does his 2022 compare to the dominance demonstrated by Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel, and have Verstappen's exploits been more impressive?

Even after shattering a Formula 1 record for the most amount of races in a weekend, Max Verstappen was surprisingly non-plussed. But how does his 2022 compare to the dominance demonstrated by Michael Schumacher and Sebastian Vettel, and have Verstappen's exploits been more impressive?

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Red Bull have entered into a so-called Accepted Breach Agreement with the FIA.

Christian Horner has explained how catering costs played a role in Red Bull’s Formula 1 budget overspend in 2021, saying there was a “difference of opinion” with the FIA.

The team must now enter into what's known as an 'Accepted Breach Agreement' with the FIA.

Red Bull have been fined $7million (£6.06m) for exceeding Formula One’s cost cap for the 2021 season.

The FIA has handed Red Bull Racing a $7 million fine and an aerodynamic testing reduction after striking an agreement over its Formula 1 budget cap breach in 2021.

News broke during the U.S. Grand Prix weekend that Red Bull co-founder and owner Dietrich Mateschitz died at 78 years old.

Christian Horner says that the future of the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 operation is secure despite the death of company boss Dietrich Mateschitz last weekend.

As Red Bull seems poised to enter a new era of dominance in Formula One, the team honored Dietrich Mateschitz, who died Saturday, with a championship win.