Max Verstappen
Red Bull Racing
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Red Bull Racing
Red Bull Racing is the Formula 1 team based in Milton Keynes. It has won six constructors’ championships. In 2026, the team runs the RB22 with a Red Bull Ford power unit, with Max Verstappen and Isack Hadjar as its drivers.
- Base
- Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
- Full team name
- Oracle Red Bull Racing
- Constructors’ championships
- 6
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Lindblad says Red Bull's first in-house power unit deserves recognition
After Verstappen's back-to-back wins in Bahrain and Singapore, Racing Bulls driver Arvid Lindblad says Red Bull Powertrains deserves recognition for its first power unit built entirely in-house.
Marko dismisses claims in Horner memoir as ‘untruths’
Helmut Marko rejected allegations in Christian Horner’s autobiography and said he had expressed condolences after the death of Horner’s former partner, Beverly. Marko also criticised the book’s release on the anniversary of Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz’s death.
Verstappen aims to extend winning run at United States Grand Prix
Max Verstappen heads to Austin after winning the last two grands prix, aiming to keep Red Bull’s points haul strong in the constructors’ championship. The United States Grand Prix is the 18th race of the season.
TAG Heuer releases Red Bull-themed watch to mark 10-year partnership
The Formula 1 Solargraph adopts Red Bull Racing’s colours as TAG Heuer marks ten years with the team.
Austin offers free F1 fan zones beyond the circuit
Fans without a United States GP ticket can still find free team hubs and other F1 events across Austin, including simulator challenges, live music and driver appearances.
Coronel tips Verstappen for Austin win, but expects Mercedes to contend
Tim Coronel expects Max Verstappen to add a third straight Formula 1 victory in Austin, while saying Mercedes could also be competitive.
Schumacher says Horner lives in his own reality over Verstappen claims
Ralf Schumacher says an example involving Max Verstappen in Christian Horner's forthcoming book is demonstrably inaccurate, while saying he does not believe Horner is deliberately lying.
Antonelli’s first title chance in Austin meets Verstappen’s Red Bull surge
Kimi Antonelli can clinch his first F1 title in Austin, but must outscore George Russell by 23 points. The preview sees Red Bull as an arguable favourite after Max Verstappen’s three consecutive wins from pole.
Cowboy hats, denim and Godzilla: F1 dresses for Austin
Red Bull and Williams lean into Western styling, while Haas has revealed a Godzilla-themed livery for Austin. Norris, Verstappen and several teams also have Austin-specific looks.
Verstappen targets McLaren as Red Bull chases third in Austin
Red Bull trails McLaren by eight points in the fight for third in the constructors’ championship. Verstappen says the team wants to maintain its form and maximize its points at this weekend’s United States Grand Prix.
Mercedes’ qualifying edge narrows as F1 rivals close in
Mercedes’ average gap to pole rose from +0.000 seconds in the Australia-to-Japan comparison to +0.162 from Hungary to Singapore. Excluding Baku, the four teams were separated by just 0.049 seconds.
Verstappen wins Singapore Sprint and takes pole as Hadjar fails to set a time
Verstappen followed his Sprint win with pole; Hadjar said he could not get through the gears and set no Q1 time. McLaren team principal Andrea Stella called the late collision between Norris and Piastri unacceptable.
Horner praises Hamilton’s response after 2021 Abu Dhabi title loss
Christian Horner says Hamilton’s podium congratulations to Max Verstappen after the 2021 Abu Dhabi finale impressed him, despite how difficult the title loss must have been for Hamilton.
Verstappen hails Red Bull progress after first 2026 pole at Sepang
After taking his first pole of the season at Sepang, Max Verstappen said Red Bull had made big steps forward and that tyre management would be central to the race.
Palmer tips Verstappen for 2027 title after Red Bull recovery
Jolyon Palmer sees Red Bull's 2026 recovery as a reason to back Verstappen for a fifth world title in 2027, provided the team finishes this season strongly.
Horner says he deliberately pressured Masi over Abu Dhabi 2021 restart
Horner describes his efforts to get the 2021 title decider restarted, while insisting Red Bull was not at fault in the controversial finish.
Red Bull expects little of the RB22 to carry over to its 2027 F1 car
Pierre Waché says Red Bull has identified room to improve packaging, aerodynamics and mechanical design, while very little of the RB22 will carry over to the 2027 RB23.
Horner says Marko ruled out Alonso and Leclerc for Red Bull’s 2025 seat
Former Red Bull chief Christian Horner says he wanted Alonso and Leclerc as alternatives for Max Verstappen’s 2025 team-mate seat. He says Helmut Marko ruled out both options, while Verstappen himself was not responsible for the opposition.
Mekies accepts Red Bull responsibility for Hadjar's Singapore troubles
Isack Hadjar retired from the Singapore Sprint after losing power, then gearbox trouble left him without a qualifying time. Red Bull team boss Laurent Mekies said the team was responsible for the problems that limited his weekend.
Hadjar salvages a Singapore point after a weekend of setbacks
Starting Sunday's Grand Prix from the pit lane, Isack Hadjar finished 10th and passed Pierre Gasly on lap 58 for the final point. The result followed a sprint retirement and a qualifying issue he later described as a broken fourth gear.
Horner says Marko gave no sign that Red Bull would dismiss Horner
Horner says Marko visited the Horner family two days before Red Bull dismissed Horner in 2025 without indicating that the decision was coming. Horner said he was disappointed.
Horner says Red Bull may have wanted change—or his influence was seen as too great
Horner says Red Bull may have wanted a different direction, or that his influence may have been perceived as too great; he also describes a change in decision-making after Dietrich Mateschitz's death.
Horner points to possible 12th entry while discussing F1 return
Horner has hinted that a Formula 1 comeback could involve a 12th entry, but says he is not in a rush and would return only for the right project.
Horner says he banned Mercedes’ name from Red Bull engine meetings
The rule came as Red Bull built its powertrains operation from scratch and recruited from Mercedes’ HPP unit.