Why F1 driver Yuki Tsunoda finally got his big Red Bull chance after years of waiting
Barely three months ago, Yuki Tsunoda’s window to drive for Red Bull Racing in Formula One appeared to have closed. Despite putting forward a strong case through the 2024 season for its sister team, RB, Red Bull passed over Tsunoda when replacing Sergio Pérez. Instead, it promoted Tsunoda’s teammate Liam Lawson into the seat.
F1’s cruel side is on show as Red Bull to fire Liam Lawson after 2 races
Verstappen was able to fight for the title thanks to his considerable skill in the car. But the team lost out to both McLaren and Ferrari in the constructors' standings, something that will have had a very considerable impact upon the end-of-year bonuses for Red Bull's hundreds of employees.
Formula One may have to wait a decade for a return to screaming V10 or V8 engines and jettisoning the next generation V6 due ...
Helmut Marko has revealed that Red Bull’s post-Chinese Grand Prix “emergency meeting” was centred around showing Max ...
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Can Tsunoda survive in F1’s toughest seat?Yuki Tsunoda is ready for the toughest job in motorsports. Or, at least, he believes he is. At 24, with four seasons in ...
Brad Pitt is stepping into a Formula One car for real in F1, which hits theaters this June. He plays a retired driver named ...
Red Bull has reshuffled its drivers and changed development direction but its car is still too slow and months behind the ...
This marks the British racing team’s first earplug collaboration, with drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri starring in the ...
With Piastri's China win and Norris' Australia victory, McLaren leads both standings despite its drivers battling a ...
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Wolff warns FIA and F1: 'Then these teams will have no engines'Amid talks that F1 would be better off going back to V10's after 2028, a debate has been sparked whether the 2026 upcoming ...
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