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Daniel Ricciardo is back racing with Red Bull's sister team years after leaving to pursue glory elsewhere, but struggling to do so in spells with Renault and then McLaren

Sergio Perez heads into the 2024 F1 season with less than a year left on his Red Bull contract and fighting for his right to continue challenging Max Verstappen as his team-mate

Things are looking up for McLaren, after remarkable progress throughout the 2023 season which saw Lando Norris and rookie sensation Oscar Piastri become serial podium visitors

Max Verstappen is the man of the moment in F1, having won three consecutive drivers' titles - his most recent in 2023 being the single most dominant season the sport has ever seen

Bradley Scanes had served as Max Verstappen's performance coach for four seasons before announcing he would be leaving Red Bull at the end of the 2023 F1 campaign

Red Bull's second F1 team will have a new name for the third time since the energy drinks company bought the Minardi team and branded it as Toro Rosso, before switching to AlphaTauri in 2020

Lewis Hamilton has signed up for two more years racing in F1 with Mercedes as he hunts his eighth world title, but aged 39, time is running out for the Brit to achieve that aim

Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz have been F1 team-mates before when they raced for the Toro Rosso feeder team, and rumours suggest the Spaniard could be a target for Red Bull

McLaren chief executive Zak Brown has been leading the protest against common ownership in F1 as Red Bull prepare to forge even closer links with their sister team

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen are the highest paid F1 drivers by far and Red Bull's extraordinary success in 2023 helped the Dutchman to get the better of his Mercedes rival

Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton will always be considered rivals when competing against one another, after their 2021 title fight which went down to the wire and was decided controversially

Christian Horner and Lewis Hamilton have frequently battled each other over recent seasons, with Red Bull and Mercedes emerging as two of the main title challengers in F1

Three-quarters of the F1 grid are out of contract at the end of the 2024 season with eight of the 10 teams needing to make decisions over the future of their driver line-ups

Max Verstappen is dominating the Formula 1 world while Lewis Hamilton has not won a race for more than two years, with Red Bull well ahead of all their main rivals

Red Bull plan to work even more closely with sister team AlphaTauri this year, which has caused McLaren chief executive Zak Brown to call for common ownership in F1 to be banned

Red Bull rule the F1 roost with Max Verstappen on top while Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team, along with the rest of their rivals, were unable to mount a title challenge in 2023

Max Verstappen's main focus will be on his efforts to secure a fourth successive F1 title this year, but before his work gets under way he plans to race in another event

Lewis Hamilton will hope he can spearhead Mercedes' return to F1 title contention after two seasons of being unable to stop Max Verstappen and his dominant Red Bull team

Sergio Perez hopes the fourth time will be the charm in his quest to provide a serious title challenge to Red Bull team-mate Max Verstappen this year - and the consequences could be severe if he can't

McLaren may well prove to be Red Bull's main rivals in the 2024 F1 season which would be a blow to Christian Horner and his outfit on two fronts, given Lando Norris would be leading the charge

Sergio Perez is fighting for his Red Bull future this year after an underwhelming 2023 season, and his F1 career as a whole could be in jeopardy should he lose his seat

Max Verstappen is the dominant force in Formula 1 right now with Red Bull on top, while Lewis Hamilton and his Mercedes team have struggled to compete with their rivals

Red Bull have been interested in signing Lando Norris from McLaren for a long time and will consider approaching the Brit to become Max Verstappen's new team-mate

F1 driver contracts are a whole lot more complicated than just a length of time and a salary, and Red Bull star man Max Verstappen has revealed the existence of a familiar clause within his current deal

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was one of several F1 bosses to suggest changes to timings at the Las Vegas Grand Prix in future after a "brutal" schedule in its first year