It's always something when Max starts to win... The United States Grand Prix in Austin delivered its share of drama on and off the track, with Red Bull Racing fined €50,000 after one of its team members attempted to return to the grid during the formation lap — reportedly to remove a reference marker placed by McLaren for Lando Norris.

What started as an electric partnership has become a deep technical collaboration as Ford eyes a front-running debut in 2026.

Helmut Marko has confirmed that Alex Dunne will not be driving any of the Red Bull-controlled F1 cars in 2026.

Red Bull have reportedly issued a verdict on whether to sell up after receiving offers of up to $2.3billion for an F1 team. The team entered the sport in 2005 after the energy drink giants purchased Jaguar Racing and 20 years on, Red Bull have won eight drivers' titles and six constructors' championships.

A double McLaren retirement left thew reigning world champion unsure on the true pace of the Red Bull around Austin.

Red Bull Racing has been handed what stewards deem a “significant penalty” following a breach of the International Sporting Code. A post-race investigation found one of the team’s mechanics had entered the gate well after cars began to move off on their formation lap, constituting “an unsafe act”.

Christian Horner was involved in one of the most farcical days in the history of Formula One in the early days of his Red Bull tenure, which he labelled his biggest regret

The penalty follows an unusual pre-race grid incident involving a Red Bull team member and McLaren’s setup marker.

Christian Horner is finally a free agent after officially leaving Red Bull Racing on Monday. Horner, who became team principal of Red Bull Racing in 2005 following Red Bull's takeover of the struggling Jaguar team, enjoyed a two-decade stint in charge of ...

Thousands of racing fans – and almost as many cowboy hats - descended upon Austin, Texas, this weekend for the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix hosted by Circuit of the Americas, which featured high-energy performances from Kygo, Garth Brooks and more big-name artists.