Red Bull
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Horner responds to Wolff’s ‘personal’ attacks jibe
Red Bull boss Christian Horner still believes that their criticism of Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton at Silverstone was justified.
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Wolff: Red Bull need to tone down personal attacks
Toto Wolff has called on Red Bull to change their language, saying their personal attacks on Lewis Hamilton have “not seen in this sport before”.
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‘Data shows Hamilton wouldn’t have made the corner’
Martin Brundle says Red Bull have told him they have data that shows Lewis Hamilton would have run wide at Copse had he not collided with Max Verstappen.
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Mercedes/Red Bull ‘sniping’ not of concern to FIA
Michael Masi isn’t fazed by “whatever sniping” is going on between Mercedes and Red Bull, adamant it has no impact on stewards’ decisions.
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Marko predicts ‘even more tense’ rivalry with Mercedes
Helmut Marko has acknowledged the relationship between Mercedes and Red Bull after the British Grand Prix will become “even more tense”.
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Marko: No on-track revenge but maybe legal action
Helmut Marko says Max Verstappen won’t resort to “revenge” against Lewis Hamilton, but Red Bull may still get their lawyers involved.
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RB, AM, Haas complete marathon 18-inch tyre test
Pirelli will be swimming in data on their 18-inch tyres after a two-day Silverstone test involving Haas, Aston Martin and Red Bull.
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Max’s RB16B damage stands at ‘three quarters of a million’
Max Verstappen survived his 51G crash at Silverstone, but the damage to his RB16B will set Red Bull back “three quarters of a million euros”.
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Honda hope Verstappen’s engine can be salvaged
Honda believe that the damage to Max Verstappen’s power unit is “less than what we first saw”, after his high-speed crash in the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
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‘Red Bull feel it was a professional foul by Hamilton’
Martin Brundle thinks Red Bull see Lewis Hamilton’s collision with Max Verstappen at the British Grand Prix as a deliberate act by the World Champion.
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Horner concedes seeking further action is ‘meaningless’
Lewis Hamilton has the British GP and Max Verstappen has the all-clear from the hospital, but that may not be the end of Sunday’s drama.
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Verstappen given the all-clear after 51G shunt
Max Verstappen has been given the all-clear and released from hospital “without any major injuries” according to his team, Red Bull.
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Perez to start British Grand Prix from pit lane
Sergio Perez will start the British Grand Prix from the pit lane at Silverstone after Red Bull broke parc ferme rules.
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Horner wary of Mercedes’ ‘mighty’ straight-line speed
Christian Horner celebrated a perfectly managed sprint from Max Verstappen as he secured pole – but is wary of the Mercedes threat.
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‘Mercedes hit back, Verstappen took it in stride’
Celebrating Lewis Hamilton’s non-pole position at Silverstone as if it were a race win, Robert Doornbos says Mercedes “hit back” at Red Bull.
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Horner wants ‘high revving engines’, Wolff disagrees
Christian Horner has urged F1 to bring back “high revving engines”, adamant it doesn’t have to compromise environmentally friendly PUs.
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Leclerc dismisses Red Bull rumours as ‘nonsense’
Charles Leclerc says rumours that his team sounded out Red Bull for a possible race seat are nothing but “nonsense”.
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Horner brands Wolff a ‘control freak’ in latest spat
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Mercedes principal Toto Wolff is a “control freak”, but Red Bull can not be controlled.
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Ricciardo stands by his decision to leave Red Bull
Daniel Ricciardo has no regrets about his decision to leave Red Bull despite now watching his former team race towards a World title.
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Marko not backing down on Mercedes wing complaints
Although talk of bendy wings has died down in recent weeks, Helmut Marko is not letting go when it comes to Mercedes’ front wing.
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Wolff: Intra-team battles are easier to handle
Toto Wolff reckons it is “easier to handle” an intra-team battle while Christian Horner feels the exact opposite.
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‘No agreements or official talks with VW’ says Red Bull
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has once again quashed suggestions that Red Bull Powertrains is set to link up with Volkswagen in F1.
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Gasly still has two more years on Red Bull deal
Red Bull driver programme boss Helmut Marko confirmed that Pierre Gasly is under contract until the end of 2023.
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Russell ‘wouldn’t say no’ if Red Bull called
George Russell reaffirmed his current loyalty towards Mercedes, but he would consider an offer from Red Bull if it came.
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Perez no longer copying Verstappen’s set-up
Sergio Perez said he is no longer following Max Verstappen’s approach in the RB16B, instead finding his own style.
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Red Bull would consider signing Russell if Mercedes don’t
Helmut Marko expects Mercedes to sign George Russell, but says Red Bull would consider snapping the Brit up if their rivals don’t.
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‘Marko contacted about a Max/Leclerc dream team’
Helmut Marko has reportedly been contacted about forming a potential Red Bull dream team of Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc.
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Red Bull see no risk to 2022 despite upgrade drive
Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes his team are doing a good job of balancing this season with their 2022 efforts.
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Red Bull shouldn’t rule out ‘one of the best’ Gasly
Franz Tost feels Pierre Gasly should not be ruled out of the running for a Red Bull seat as he “now one of the best” drivers in F1.
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Marko’s warning ahead of sprint qualifying
Helmut Marko reckons one wrong step on the Friday of the British GP could ruin the “whole weekend” as sprint qualifying enters the mix.