Max Verstappen’s race engineer, Gianpiero Lambiase, will leave Red Bull for McLaren after the 2027 season, signaling potential upheaval in Verstappen’s future amid growing discontent with Formula 1’s regulations. This move reflects broader changes at Red Bull and McLaren’s resurgence, marking a pivotal moment in the sport’s landscape. Continue reading Lambiase Exit Signals Potential End of Verstappen Era at Red Bull
The Japanese Grand Prix showcased Kimi Antonelli’s remarkable victory, making him the youngest driver to win multiple races in F1 history. McLaren’s Piastri claimed P2, indicating the team’s resurgence, while Ferrari struggled with speed issues. Meanwhile, Max Verstappen’s frustration over car performance raises questions about his future in the sport. Continue reading 5 New Things We Learned From The F1 Japanese Grand Prix
Formula 1 returns to Suzuka, a favorite track, as Mercedes leads the season with George Russell and Kimi Antonelli closely competing. Key points to watch include potential team orders, a controversy over engine regulations, energy management under new rules, Haas outperforming expectations, and McLaren’s struggles after a strong previous season. Continue reading Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix: 5 Key Factors to Watch
The Australian Grand Prix revealed Mercedes as the dominant team with a one-two finish, while Ferrari’s strategy missteps cost them crucial points. Red Bull faced technical issues, raising doubts about their season. Meanwhile, young drivers like Antonelli and Bearman impressed, signaling a promising future for Formula 1. Continue reading Five Things We Learned From the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix
Red Bull Racing’s Helmut Marko voices serious concerns about Max Verstappen potentially leaving the team after a poor performance in the Bahrain Grand Prix, finishing sixth. Issues with tire management and pit stops hindered Verstappen, who noted a significant decline in the car’s performance. Marko emphasizes the urgency for improvements to retain their world champion. Continue reading Marko Admits Concern That Verstappen Could Leave Red Bull
Yuki Tsunoda is set to replace Liam Lawson at the Japanese Grand Prix, just two races into the 2025 F1 season. Multiple reports suggest Red Bull has made the decision, with Tsunoda eager to prove himself in the challenging second seat at his home race. Continue reading Yuki Tsunoda Expected to be Confirmed for Red Bull Seat Ahead of Home Race at Japanese Grand Prix
Motorsports fans can enjoy a packed weekend with Formula 1’s Australian Grand Prix airing live from Melbourne, IMSA’s 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race on Peacock, and NASCAR’s Pennzoil 400 Cup Series race from Las Vegas on FS1. Continue reading This Weekend in Motorsports: US TV Schedule (March 13-16, 2025)
Red Bull will sponsor Shane van Gisbergen for five NASCAR Cup races in 2024, including Las Vegas and Sonoma. The partnership with Trackhouse Racing also covers Connor Zilisch’s Cup debut, marking an exciting expansion of Red Bull’s motorsport presence in NASCAR. Continue reading Red Bull Joins Trackhouse Racing for 2025 NASCAR Season
Sergio Perez and Red Bull Racing have parted ways after a challenging 2024 season. The Mexican driver, who scored just 152 points compared to teammate Max Verstappen’s 437, will leave the team after four years, ending a partnership that once saw remarkable success. Continue reading Perez and Red Bull agree to part ways following conclusion of 2024 season
Max Verstappen secured his fourth F1 World Championship with a calculated drive to fifth at the Las Vegas Grand Prix. Mercedes celebrated a dominant one-two finish, with George Russell claiming victory and Lewis Hamilton charging from 10th to second. Ferrari’s late surge added drama, but Verstappen’s historic achievement stole the spotlight. Continue reading Max Verstappen Clinches Fourth World Title Under Las Vegas Lights; Mercedes Dominate with One-Two Finish
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