Tags: Red Bull
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Red Bull ‘not looking behind’ to Ferrari
Dr Helmut Marko says Red Bull are “not looking behind” to Ferrari and have their sights set on Mercedes.
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Hamilton impressed with Honda development
Lewis Hamilton is looking forward to a three-way battle this season after a strong debut showing for the Honda-powered Red Bull.
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Red Bull reference Alonso in cheeky tweet
Red Bull referenced one of Fernando Alonso’s famous phrases after Honda powered them onto the podium in Australia.
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‘Shame’ Gasly didn’t score says Red Bull boss
Racing from 17th on the grid to 11th at the chequered flag, Christian Horner reckons Pierre Gasly was “unlucky” not to score in the Australian Grand Prix.
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Merc ready for ‘big fight’ with Red Bull-Honda
Such has been Honda’s improvement over the winter that Toto Wolff says Mercedes need to be prepared for a “big fight” with Red Bull Racing.
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Horner: Mercedes ‘miles ahead of everyone’
Despite their lofty ambitions, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has now said that a second row start was “the maximum attainable” with Mercedes “miles ahead”.
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Verstappen has no complaints about Honda
Max Verstappen is “very happy” with P4 on the grid for the Australian Grand Prix and has “no issues” with the Honda engine.
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‘Optimistic strategy’ caused shock Gasly exit
Red Bull’s Pierre Gasly says his Q1 elimination was down to an over-optimistic strategy with the team going for a single run.
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Verstappen handed new chassis ahead of FP3
Max Verstappen will race a new chassis from Saturday’s final practice onward after Red Bull opted to change his overnight.
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Horner casts doubt on Mercedes race pace
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is unsure whether the “stiff and difficult” Mercedes can match its one-lap pace in race trim.
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Honda engine cleared after power loss
Red Bull have been given the all-clear by Honda after Pierre Gasly’s engine suffered a loss of power in FP2.
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Gasly: Beating Verstappen is not the target
Entering his second season in Formula 1, Pierre Gasly says his focus won’t be on beating Max Verstappen but rather learning from his more experienced team-mate.
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Red Bull wouldn’t swap Verstappen for Hamilton
Red Bull wouldn’t chose Lewis Hamilton over Max Verstappen with Christian Horner convinced his driver can go “shoulder to shoulder” with the reigning champ.
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Tost denies Bull’s junior programme ‘is in crisis’
Red Bull’s junior driver programme is not in “crisis”, says Franz Tost, despite having to call on past drivers for this year’s Toro Rosso line up.
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Winter champs for the win but P3 is up for grabs
Ferrari won the winter world championship but can the injury-prone SF90 hold off a W10 determined to join its five predecessors as a race winning car.
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Horner: Red Bull have a ‘big gap to close’
Red Bull boss Christian Horner has turned down the hype machine ahead of the season opener in Melbourne.
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Ricciardo right to move from Max’s shadow
1996 World Champion, Damon Hill, believes Daniel Ricciardo has made the right decision to leave Red Bull for Renault.
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Red Bull fast-track upgrades to RB15
Red Bull have been aggressive with their development programme, bringing forward updates that were initially planned for China.
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‘Big doubts Red Bull can win with Honda’
It is that time of year when everyone has a prediction about the season ahead with Mika Hakkinen saying he doesn’t believe Honda can take the fight to Ferrari or Mercedes.
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‘Gasly must clearly show more discipline’
Pierre Gasly may only be a couple of weeks into his new Red Bull job but already he’s earned the ire of one of his bosses with Helmut Marko saying he needs “more discipline.”
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Gasly’s virtual lap of the Albert Park circuit
Ever had the opportunity to drive the Albert Park street circuit? Nope? Us neither but Pierre Gasly has and he describes a lap of the Australian track.
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Ticktum hopes for in-season Red Bull test
Having driven the RB7 at a fan festival in Japan, Dan Ticktum is hoping to try out the real deal in a Formula 1 test with Red Bull later this season.
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Horner: Red Bull now have ‘missing ingredient’
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Honda are the “missing ingredient” to make the team title-contenders again.
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Verstappen has no goals for Australia
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen hasn’t set any goals for the Australian Grand Prix, claiming a driver is “blind” in Formula One.
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Marko: Gasly not on Verstappen level
Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko believes Pierre Gasly’s two crashes in testing show he isn’t yet on Max Verstappen’s level.
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Ricciardo expects to be behind Red Bull
Renault’s Daniel Ricciardo doesn’t expect to be ahead of his former team come the season-opener in Melbourne.
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Honda are ‘ready’ for Red Bull title pressure
Honda’s motorsport boss Masashi Yamamoto is confident the Japanese manufacturer will rise to the challenge of powering Red Bull toward a F1 title tilt.
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Verstappen: I was never Mad Max, just Max
Heading into his fifth season in F1, Max Verstappen insists he was “never Mad Max”, he was just a driver looking to get the best result possible.
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‘Outside world’ to blame for Max’s troubles
Jos Verstappen believes the “outside world” made a problem when drawing too much attention to Max Verstappen’s 2018 troubles.
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‘Red Bull are revitalised and definitely closer’
Adamant Red Bull have “definitely” closed the gap on Ferrari and Mercedes, Christian Horner says it is all down to the Honda effect “stimulating” the entire Red Bull team.