Max Verstappen’s Formula One race engineer, GianPiero Lambiase, has been promoted as part of a restructure within Red Bull Racing following the departure of sporting director Jonathan Wheatley. Wheatley will leave Red Bull in 2025 to become the team principal of Audi’s new F1 team,

Red Bull Racing promotes from within as key staff leave, ensuring they stay competitive in Formula 1's ever-evolving landscape.

McLaren Racing heads into Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix as Formula 1's hot new darling and the team that just may be able to finally dethrone Red Bull, while ending the dominance of Max Verstappen.

Red Bull Racing is banking on technical upgrades, including a new floor design, to regain momentum and strengthen their 2024 Formula 1 championship bid.

After a race that ended with Sergio Perez in the wall and Max Verstappen being overtaken by his title rival Lando Norris, there are still signs of optimism at Red Bull.

Red Bull had led the standings for 55 consecutive races dating back to the Spanish Grand Prix in 2022. Red Bull led in the standings for the final 17 races of 2022, romped to last season’s title with a record points haul, and it led for the first 16 races of this season.

A Red Bull chief has expressed his fury following Sergio Perez's dramatic late crash at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. ➡️ READ MORE Shock Max Verstappen transfer rumours have been discussed by a senior figure within Red Bull.

Max Verstappen is confident about Red Bull Racing's improvements. The Dutchman says his team learned from the mistakes made during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku and now knows what needs to be done to do better at the Singapore Grand Prix.