All news on the topic: Helmut Marko

Helmut Marko has been a long-term ally over Verstappen's at Red Bull serving in an untitled advisory role for many years and is still going strong beyond his 80th birthday

The idea of Lewis Hamilton leaving Mercedes to join rivals Red Bull at the end of the F1 season has been floated, but becoming a team-mate of Max Verstappen is off the cards

Red Bull's long-serving team adviser Marko thinks selling the Alpine team to Michael Andretti would provide the best outcome for all the parties involved, including current owner Renault

The collapse of Perez's brief title challenge and a terrible run of qualifying form have led to plenty of speculation over his future, despite having a Red Bull contract until the end of next year

Alpine have suffered a mass exodus of top staff over the last 18 months with team principal Otmar Szafnauer, sporting director Alan Permane and technical chief Pat Fry the latest to exit

Perez is miles behind team-mate Max Verstappen in the standings, but is still in second place as Red Bull hope to complete a one-two championship finish for the first time ever

Daniel Ricciardo, 34, was drafted in to replace Nyck de Vries at AlphaTauri rather than Liam Lawson, the most senior member of the Red Bull young driver programme

Runaway leader Verstappen has this season's drivers' title virtually sewn up already, while his Red Bull team continues to be a class apart in terms of car performance

Red Bell have no desire to let Max Verstappen leave any time soon, but Sergio Perez's role as his teammate has come under increased scrutiny over the past few weeks

Verstappen was angry after almost suffering an awful result in qualifying for the Spa-Francorchamps race, and made sure his race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase knew about it

Affable Aussie Ricciardo is back on the F1 grid much earlier than expected racing again for AlphaTauri as he makes his second debut for the team in Hungary this weekend

Daniel Ricciardo is back on the F1 grid for the first time since his McLaren axe at the end of last season, replacing the ousted Nyck de Vries at strugglers AlphaTauri

Red Bull's Helmut Marko and Christian Horner both explained Nyck de Vries was axed from AlphaTauri over his lack of pace, ahead of Daniel Ricciardo's F1 return in his place

Ricciardo has been given a second chance in his F1 career after losing his place with McLaren at the end of last year and has 12 races to prove he still has the speed

Championship leader Verstappen secured his sixth F1 win in a row and eighth of the season so far at Silverstone, but it was one of the more trickier victories of the campaign

In the same week that Nyck de Vries was axed from the AlphaTauri sister team by Marko, another former Red Bull prodigy opened up on his own abrupt exit from the stable

Red Bull stalwart Marko was the man who made the decision to hire De Vries in the first place, against Christian Horner's advice, and was also the man who swung the axe on Tuesday

Several top Red Bull chiefs all had differing viewpoints towards the end of last season, as they decided who should replace the departing Pierre Gasly for the 2023 season

Lando Norris and McLaren enjoyed a brilliant result at Sunday afternoon's British Grand Prix at Silverstone - with the young star set for a bright future in Formula One

Red Bull adviser Marko admitted this week that Christian Horner had advised against signing a driver and that, given his recent performances, the team principal may have been correct

Christian Horner and Helmut Marko have been allies for many years at Red Bull, but haven't always agreed on big decisions including the call to sign Nyck de Vries for AlphaTauri

Perez was signed by Red Bull as Alex Albon struggled to make the impact he wanted on the team, but the outcome might have been very different had Lewis Hamilton not been involved

Red Bull bought the Minardi team and rebranded it as Toro Rosso from the 2006 season until 2020, when it was renamed Scuderia AlphaTauri to advertise the company's fashion label

Mercedes have made notable progress with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell on the podium in Barcelona, but Red Bull chief Christian Horner is more concerned about another rival

Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo will drive Red Bull F1 cars at a show run at the Nurburgring later this year, though Max Verstappen has been blocked from taking part