Tags: Red Bull
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Red Bull bosses: Vettel overestimated himself
Helmut Marko wasn’t mincing his words when he hit out at Sebastian Vettel for punting Max Verstappen off the British Grand Prix podium.
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Horner explains Red Bull’s ‘cracked’ wing drama
Red Bull’s late rear wing changes on the British GP grid were due to cracks in both drivers wings, explained Christian Horner.
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Verstappen had eyes on British GP pole
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen believes turbo lag cost him an opportunity at pole position for the British Grand Prix.
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Verstappen: One of my worst Fridays but…
Max Verstappen has declared Friday’s practice for the British GP to be one of his “worst” but insists all is not lost for Red Bull Racing.
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Friday’s FIA press conf for the British GP
Christian Horner, Claire Williams and Zak Brown where joined by Honda’s Toyoharu Tanabe and Renault’s Marcin Budkowski for Friday’s press conference at Silverstone.
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Ricciardo: No regrets about leaving Red Bull
Daniel Ricciardo has claimed that he doesn’t regret leaving Red Bull for Renault at the end of last season.
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Verstappen calls for Red Bull to “step up”
Max Verstappen has called for Red Bull to “step up” their performance in order for the team to continue to win races.
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Horner on Verstappen’s ‘performance’ clause
Max Verstappen is under contract for 2020, however, Christian Horner says they won’t hold him to a piece of paper, rather it is his “belief” in the project that will keep him at Red Bull.
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It’s Bull, Red Bull for the British GP
Red Bull Racing have a licence to thrill at this weekend’s British Grand Prix, teaming up with Britain’s favourite agent, James Bond.
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Marko: Gasly is out of excuses for poor form
Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko insists under-fire Pierre Gasly is out of excuses after a thorough check of the RB15 chassis.
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Red Bull think return to 2018 tyres was needed
Red Bull chief engineer Paul Monaghan believes Pirelli missed an opportunity to improve the spectacle of Formula 1 by sticking to the 2019 compounds.
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Horner asked about Vettel/Red Bull reunion
Christian Horner gave a diplomatic response when asked about the prospect of Sebastian Vettel returning to Red Bull.
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Honda considering F1 future with 2021 rules
Max Verstappen’s Austrian Grand Prix win could not have come at a better time as Honda are considering their future in Formula 1.
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‘Gasly just needs a Control-Alt-Delete’
Christian Horner has vowed to help Pierre Gasly recover his lost form, adamant the driver has pace, he just needs a “Control-Alt-Delete”.
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Marko reiterates: No plans to replace Gasly
Another week and another rebuttal from Red Bull denying rumours that Pierre Gasly’s days at the team are numbered.
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‘Verstappen had Leclerc slam dunk & check mate’
Max Verstappen had Charles Leclerc “slam dunk and check mate” according to Christian Horner, who says it would have been “incomprehensible” had his driver lost the Austrian GP win.
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Verstappen win quashes ‘few doubts’ about future
Arriving in Austria with all the talk being about an exit clause in his Red Bull deal, Max Verstappen says his first win of 2019 has quashed a “few doubts” about his future.
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A ‘new beginning’ for Honda
Claiming their first F1 race win since 2006, Honda F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe says Max Verstappen’s Austrian GP win is a “new beginning”.
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Horner on Verstappen pass: What F1 should be
Christian Horner has praised Max Verstappen’s overtaking move on Charles Leclerc, the one that handed the Red Bull driver the Austrian Grand Prix win.
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Gasly rues his mistakes, ‘destroyed’ front tyres
Pierre Gasly has rued mistakes made regarding tyre management in Austria and says he need to learn from them going forward.
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Gasly: I didn’t do the job properly
Starting Sunday’s Austrian Grand Prix from eighth on the grid while Max Verstappen is on the front row, Pierre Gasly concedes he didn’t “do the job properly”.
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Verstappen: Splitting Mercedes ‘amazing result’
Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was delighted with his qualifying performance in Austria after securing P3 on the grid for Sunday’s race.
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Marko confirms Verstappen’s Red Bull exit clause
Red Bull fear Max Verstappen could be tempted to head for the exit door with Dr Helmut Marko confirming he has an exit clause in his contract
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Horner explains why Red Bull axed Ticktum
Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has said Dan Ticktum ultimately did not seize his opportunity within the junior programme.
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Kvyat addresses Gasly replacement rumours
Daniil Kvyat is concentrating on “Toro Rosso and nowhere else” amid rumours that he is first in line to replace the struggling Pierre Gasly.
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Ticktum dropped from Red Bull programme
20-year-old driver Dan Ticktum is no longer part of the Red Bull junior programme, Helmut Marko has confirmed.
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FP1: Another Mercedes P1 at the Red Bull Ring
Mercedes’ run of P1s in first practice for the Austrian Grand Prix climbed to six in a row as Lewis Hamilton set the pace on Friday morning.
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Gasly feeling pressure at Red Bull? ‘No, not really..’
Pierre Gasly is still not feeling the pressure at Red Bull as he is the “first one not happy” with his performances so far this season.
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Verstappen in no immediate rush to leave Red Bull
Max Verstappen has said he is remaining “focused on the project” at Red Bull amid more talk about a potential exit.
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Red Bull want Honda to take more risks
Dr Helmut Marko and Max Verstappen are both wanting to see bigger performance steps from Red Bull’s engine supplier Honda.