Tags: Red Bull
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Verstappen: Red Bull unlikely to win again in 2019
Max Verstappen doesn’t see any remaining races in the 2019 season where Red Bull could realistically claim victory.
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Verstappen targets title tilt in 2020
They have shown glimpses of what they are capable of this season and Max Verstappen is hopeful that Red Bull can “put it all together next year”.
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Toro Rosso to Alpha Tauri gets the go-ahead
Scuderia Toro Rosso’s proposed name change to Scuderia Alpha Tauri for 2020 has been approved, according to Motorsport.com.
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Marko hits out at Leclerc’s ‘stupid mistake’
Helmut Marko says it was “clear” Charles Leclerc deserved a penalty for his clash with Max Verstappen as he would have gone off the track had he not hit the Red Bull.
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Horner: Red Bull seat Albon’s to lose
Red Bull principal Christian Horner says that Alex Albon’s place at the team is his to lose for the 2020 season.
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Marko: Honda not yet committed post-2020
Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko says that Honda are not yet committed to Formula 1 beyond 2020.
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Verstappen on being liked, dirty driving & Hamilton
Max Verstappen says he doesn’t mind hard racing, after all he’s in F1 to win, not to be liked, but feels there is a line such as what Michael Schumacher crossed in 1994.
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Horner: Yamamoto ‘doesn’t fit criteria’ for F1 seat
Christian Horner has said that Naoki Yamamoto is not being considered for a race seat at either Red Bull or Toro Rosso in the near future.
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New fuel for Red Bull, and even new chemicals
Red Bull’s fuel supplier ExxonMobil says it has used chemicals that it has never utilised before in its new product for the team.
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Verstappen ‘not too worried’ about Red Bull future
Max Verstappen has said he is “not too worried” about his Red Bull future at the moment despite Red Bull lagging behind in the top three race of late.
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Verstappen searching for ways to ‘break’ rivals
Max Verstappen doesn’t care who his 2020 Red Bull team-mate is, he only wants a partner who will push him to drive faster and help him “break” rivals.
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‘Honda will match Merc and Ferrari power in 2020’
Red Bull “won’t be third” next year as Honda will match Mercedes and Ferrari’s power levels “consistently”, according to Helmut Marko.
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Verstappen not ready to commit beyond 2020
Max Verstappen has explained why he is not committing to Red Bull, or Formula 1 for that matter, beyond the 2020 season just yet.
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Albon focused on ‘present time’, not 2020 prospects
Alexander Albon insists he’s taking it one race at a time and not focusing on the bigger picture of a possible 2020 Red Bull driver.
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Red Bull: IndyCar aeroscreen stronger than halo
The new aeroscreen coming into IndyCar for 2020 is stronger than the halo used in Formula 1, according to its creator Red Bull Advanced Technologies.
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Marko slams ‘absurd’ reverse grid plans
Although Ross Brawn has stated that the F1 teams “unanimously” support the idea of reverse grids, it seems he may have forgotten to ask Red Bull as Helmut Marko says they are “absurd”.
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Red Bull form leaves Verstappens ‘very concerned’
Jos and Max Verstappen have both painted a pretty bleak picture of current events at Red Bull following the summer break.
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Rosberg urges Red Bull to consider Hulkenberg
With Alex Albon in the wall in qualifying for the Russian GP, Nico Rosberg has urged Red Bull to consider Nico Hulkenberg for Max Verstappen’s 2020 team-mate.
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‘Sign Ferrari & Bulls, rest can take it or leave’
Bernie Ecclestone has told Liberty Media to secure Ferrari and Red Bull’s signatures and then tell the rest to “take it or leave”.
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Sainz: McLaren need 0.5s to fight Red Bull/Mercedes
Carlos Sainz admits that McLaren would need to “gain another half a second” to make it worth defending against Mercedes and Red Bull.
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Albon puts qualifying crash down to tailwind
Alex Albon has said he was caught out by a tailwind which subsequently led to him crashing and retiring from qualifying in Sochi.
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FP3: Leclerc lays down a marker ahead of qualy
Charles Leclerc was the man to beat in final practice for the Russian GP as Daniil Kvyat must have been wondering what he has to do to catch a break.
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No stress over penalty for Verstappen
“It’s only five places so it’s not that bad,” was Max Verstappen’s verdict after he was asked if he was disappointed with the decision to a grid penalty at Sochi instead of Singapore.
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Albon holds hand up after Hamilton near-miss
Alex Albon has taken responsibility for his close shave with Lewis Hamilton during FP2 at the Russian Grand Prix.
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Verstappen wants no role in 2020 line-up decision
Max Verstappen insists that he doesn’t want to be a factor in who Red Bull chose to partner him for the 2020 season.
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‘Red Bull paying price for Newey’s split focus’
Former F1 driver Robert Doornbos reckons Red Bull are suffering as a result of Adrian Newey’s divided attention, saying he understands Max Verstappen’s frustrations.
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Red Bull ‘should be alright’ despite penalties
Max Verstappen has played down the grid penalties that the Red Bull drivers will take at Sochi this weekend as overtaking should be too much of a problem.
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Grid penalties for Verstappen and co at Sochi
The Honda-powered cars of Max Verstappen, Alex Albon, Daniil Kvyat and Pierre Gasly have been handed a handicap for the Russian Grand Prix as they will take engine penalties.
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Kvyat shrugs off possible Red Bull snub
Daniil Kvyat insists he is unperturbed by the prospect of losing out on a promotion to Red Bull, saying “I’ll do my job in Toro Rosso as good as possible”.
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Horner: Mercedes getting ‘dose of our medicine’
Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes that Ferrari’s recent domination is giving Mercedes a “dose of our medicine”.