Here is the content you requested: Red Bull 2025 car will have small operating window – MSN Amidst these concerns, technical director Pierre Wache says Red Bull will still be navigating a tightrope in 2025: “The overall potential decreases if you increase the window,” he told … Source Max Verstappen‘s Red Bull future nears a … Read more
Red Bull Racing Faces Scrutiny After Miami Grand Prix Setback The 2024 Formula 1 season has been a rollercoaster for Red bull Racing, with commanding victories in Japan and China followed by a surprising defeat in Miami. Technical director Pierre Washet has addressed the team’s performance fluctuations, emphasizing that the ban on asymmetric brakes … Read more
Red Bull and Honda: A Dominant Partnership Nears Its End As the 2025 Formula 1 season approaches, the motorsport world is preparing to bid farewell to one of the most successful partnerships in recent history: Red Bull Racing and Honda. The collaboration, which began in 2019, has been nothing short of extraordinary, with Max Verstappen … Read more
Formula 1 powerhouse Red Bull Racing is making significant strides in its quest for aerodynamic dominance. The team’s new state-of-the-art wind tunnel, currently under construction at its Milton Keynes campus, is reportedly three months ahead of schedule, according to Red Bull technical director, Pierre Waschet. This accelerated progress signals a major investment in future performance … Read more
Formula 1S reigning champion, Max Verstappen, finds himself at the center of intense speculation regarding his future, despite a seemingly secure contract with red Bull Racing that extends thru 2028. While he’s consistently dominated the sport in recent years, rumors of potential team switches continue to fuel the fire of fan anticipation and media frenzy. … Read more
Brazilian GP (#21), sprint race: McLaren double on the Sao Paulo circuit / Motoring / 2 min. / November 2, 2024 In Brazil, McLaren was able to increase its lead over Red Bull in the constructors’ standings. Indeed, the sprint race was won by Lando Norris who took advantage of his team’s instructions as well … Read more
Juan Pablo Montoya commented on the situation in which Sergio Perez found himself. The former Formula 1 driver believes that Perez will continue to drivefor Red Bull Racing next season, although the team itself does not want this. Juan Pablo Montoya: “Sergio wants to continue competing next season. Personally, I believe that it will start … Read more
“It was a masterclass from Max,” said Red Bull team boss Christian Horner Sky Sports F1. Max Verstappen had to start from P17 after a disappointing qualifying and a five-place grid penalty, but managed to make the difference on the wet Autódromo José Carlos Pace. “In these kinds of conditions the drivers’ skills really shine … Read more
On Friday, McLaren Racing boss Zak Brown spoke again about Red Bull‘s controversial decision to use the T-Tray to change the ride height from the cockpit. The team agreed with the FIA to make changes to avoid suspicion, but due to the tight schedule this will only be possible in two weeks in Sao Paulo. … Read more
… suddenly Toyota is back in the world Formula 1. Out of nowhere, the Haas team announced that they were entering into a technical partnership with the Japanese car manufacturer Toyota. Banger! 15 years after its withdrawal, Toyota is back in Formula 1. Toyota last competed in Formula 1 as a works team 15 years … Read more