Christian Horner has swapped Formula 1 speed for four-legged horsepower in a cheeky new Instagram post, days after his shock exit as Red Bull Racing team principal. Horner, who led Red Bull to multiple Constructors’ Championships and guided Max Verstappen’s dominant reign in F1,

Red Bull’s Austrian headquarters is reasserting control over Formula 1 operations in Milton Keynes. Team principal Christian Horner’s departure is only the beginning of a broader restructuring of powe

The top Red Bull driver who is fighting for a fifth straight F1 world championship now knows where he will be driving in the future.

The drivers, team workers and new boss all try to look forward as the Belgian GP (and another era) gets underway

Horner was sacked by Red Bull in the aftermath of the British Grand Prix with Laurent Mekies stepping up as his replacement as chief executive and team principal. PlanetF1.com’s Thomas Maher has produced a special report on the different vibe inside Red Bull as the post-Horner era begins.

New Red Bull Racing CEO and team principal Laurent Mekies has highlighted how Formula One's governing body, the FIA, delayed the Belgian Grand Prix race start to avoid a wet race. While he acknowledged that the delay was for safety reasons, the decision left Red Bull at a disadvantage, as its car was set up for a wet race.

Helmut Marko gave a bizarre and apparently unhelpful pep talk to Red Bull team employees after Christian Horner's sacking, it has been reported. Horner's departure took many in the organisation by surprise when it was announced earlier this month, with speculation filling the void left by the lack of reasons given for his axing.

Red Bull believes its new upgrade package for the Belgian Grand Prix has delivered a clear performance boost, but admits it hasn’t gone far enough in addressing the RB21’s persistent balance issues.