This was very much the high point of Ferrari's weekend. Both Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton were disqualified from the ...

Red Bull owner Mark Mateschitz has reportedly bought an extremely rare collection of 69 F1 cars from former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone for $650 million.

Pictured is Oracle Red Bull Racing’s RB21 - the new car for the 2025 Formula 1 season. / Vladimir Rys / Red Bull Content Pool Red Bull Racing F1 team has unveiled its 2025 challenger, the RB21.

Red Bull’s 2025 F1 car has finally been seen for the first time one day before pre-season testing kicks off in Bahrain. Aside from unveiling their livery at the F1 75 season launch event in ...

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone has completed the sale of his impressive collection of 69 Formula 1 cars. That is according to the Daily Mail, and the buyer is Red Bull GmbH co-owner Mark ...

Red Bull Racing have revealed their 2025 challenger, the RB21, on the eve of Formula 1 pre-season testing in Bahrain. The former Constructors Champions hope to reclaim their crown after a ...

Red Bull has released the first images of their 2025 car that Max Verstappen will use to fight for a fifth consecutive world title. The team has described the RB21 as an "evolution" of the cars ...

Lawson is set to get his first taste of Red Bull’s 2025 car on Tuesday when he and Verstappen shake down the RB21 during a filming day in Bahrain. That will take place a day before F1 pre-season ...

Bernie Ecclestone’s collection of 69 iconic Formula 1 and Grand Prix cars has found a new ... during the Sprint ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Austria at Red Bull Ring on July 01, 2023 in ...

Red Bull having Max Verstappen as the joker who could make the difference if needed to overcome the car's shortcomings is the view of Helmut Marko as the Austrian team gets ready for the 2025 F1 ...

Saajan Jogia is a motorsport and automotive writer with over ten years of experience. His passion for cars and motorcycles has been a driving force behind his evolution as a writer. He has ...

Red Bull Racing F1 team has unveiled its 2025 challenger, the RB21. This marks the team's first F1 car without the input of legendary designer Adrian Newey, the team's former chief technical officer.