All news on the topic: Red Bull F1

Ricciardo is back in F1 and has two races under his belt in his second spell with the AlphaTauri team, but the Aussie has made it clear Perez's Red Bull seat is in his sights

Verstappen may be catchable by the end of this season with Red Bull no longer bringing any upgrades to their RB19s, but Mercedes may not be in a position to make the most of that

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

F1 is a cut-throat business with drivers and team members regularly on the chopping block, and Alpine were the latest to wield the axe as two more top staff left after the Belgian Grand Prix

Hamilton and his Mercedes team have, along with the rest of the grid, been unable to touch Verstappen and Red Bull this year, though that could change in the final rounds of the season

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

Verstappen and his Red Bull team have been untouchable all year, but Horner's latest big decision might open the door for their rivals in the second half of the campaign

Verstappen has found this 2023 F1 season to be ridiculously easy so far, winning 10 of the 12 races in his rapid RB19 car while Red Bull have an unblemished victory record

Verstappen has no problem racing at more than 200 miles per hour behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car, but admitted he was nervous about trying his hand at drifting

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

Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso have been Red Bull's closest challengers so far this season, but it's an F1 star on the other end of the experience scale who is being hotly tipped to do so next

Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton have been unable to get a look in this season, with Max Verstappen and his Red Bull team dominating the F1 championship in extraordinary fashion

Red Bull have won all 12 races so far this season and Max Verstappen has taken 10 of those victories, leading to some F1 fans criticising the sport for its lack of competitiveness

Red Bull have been a long way ahead of anyone else on the grid this season in terms of car competitiveness, but their qualifying pace could take a hit if a planned change is approved

F1 rookie driver Nyck de Vries was axed by Red Bull's sister team AlphaTauri just 10 races into the 2023 season having failed to score a single Championship point

Newly-minted Formula 2 race winner Enzo Fittipaldi is a member of the Red Bull young driver programme, along with five of his fellow F2 racers hoping to earn a place in Formula 1

Perez's position with Red Bull is being constantly doubted with team-mate Max Verstappen so far ahead and Daniel Ricciardo gunning for his seat having returned to the F1 grid

Perez is under pressure at Red Bull after the collapse of his short-lived title challenge to team-mate Verstappen, and with AlphaTauri race Daniel Ricciardo gunning for a chance in his seat

Verstappen and his Red Bull team threaten to smash a swathe of F1 records this year with their remarkable dominance, while Hamilton's Mercedes continue to be outside the title picture

Alonso has given his verdict on Red Bull's unstoppable title charger Verstappen, in the same interview in which he directed his wrath at former Alpine chief Szafnauer

Norris is regarded as one of the brightest talents in F1 and the top teams would likely fall over themselves to sign him if he decided to walk away from McLaren

Red Bull's fashion brand AlphaTauri will disappear from F1 at the end of this season, with discussions taking place over sponsorship deals in a bid to make the bottom-dwelling team more profitable

Sergio Perez's future with Red Bull Racing has been under the microscope for a few months now, ever since his strong start to the season collapsed and left Max Verstappen to run away with the title race

Lewis Hamilton and Daniel Ricciardo are among seven drivers who don't yet know what their 2024 plans are as they look to iron out their Formula 1 futures during the summer break