Red Bull Owner Acquires Rare F1 Cars for Astonishing $650 Million from Former F1 CEO
Red Bull owner Mark Mateschitz has reportedly bought an extremely rare collection of 69 F1 cars from former F1 CEO Bernie ...
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“Head-scratching” as Racing Bulls out-pace Red Bull in F1 Australian GP practice
Christian Horner will be scratching his head in confusion after Red Bull were outperformed by their sister team on Friday at ...
Red Bull request exemption from F1 rule for 17-year-old sensation with insane potential
Helmut Marko has revealed that Red Bull have applied for an exemption from the FIA’s ruling that drivers under the age of 18 ...
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2025 F1 season starts with fierce competition and major team changes
Insight into their unique challenges can clarify why the teams make certain decisions during the 2025 season. The post 2025 ...
The high-tech F1 arms race behind the world’s fastest cars
Marc Priestley was the top race mechanic for the McLaren Formula 1 team for nearly a decade. He remembers how the pit-stop ...
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Yuki Tsunoda: Red Bull snub ‘not about performance’
Racing Bulls ’ Yuki Tsunoda revealed that his Red Bull snub at the end of the 2024 Formula 1 season was not about ...
Bernie Ecclestone Sells His $646 Million F1 Car Collection To Red Bull Heir
Former F1 ringmaster Bernie Ecclestone has sold his entire collection of historic racing cars to Mark Mateschitz, son of the late Austrian Red Bull billionaire Dietrich.
Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar ready to learn on the job in his first F1 weekend in Australia
Racing Bulls rookie Isack Hadjar is heading into the season-opening Formula 1 weekend in Australia with fewer than 500 laps ...
Red Bull ask FIA for same special permission granted to Mercedes thanks to new F1 rule
Mercedes have already taken advantage of a new rule implemented in Formula 1 last year and Red Bull hope to do the same this ...