Red Bull, Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen

Sergio Perez's Departure Fuels Red Bull's 2025 F1 Season Strategy For Max Verstappen
The Red Bull Racing team is readying themselves for an exciting 2025 racing season by implementing a number of changes to their Formula 1 car, the RB21. Their primary focus is to improve the car's "wider operating window" to ensure it performs consistently well on all tracks.
F1 2025 livery predictions: Red Bull grant Verstappen’s wish; McLaren, Hamilton go retro?
The Red Bull RB21 will grant Max Verstappen's wish with McLaren and Lewis Hamilton expected to go retro in the F1 2025 livery predictions.
Helmut Marko Admits Sergio Perez Exit Has Cost Millions to Red Bull
Helmut Marko admits Sergio Perez's exit cost Red Bull millions amid reports they took so long to sack him because of the money factor
Max Verstappen: Red Bull's Car Problems More to Blame Than Perez
The 2024 Formula One season hasn't been kind to Red Bull, and the departure of Sergio Perez after four seasons marks a big change in the team. Max Verstappen, Perez's teammate, has been vocal about supporting Perez amid criticisms of his performance.
Why Red Bull And Sergio Perez Have Decided To Part Ways For 2025?
Red Bull Racing and Sergio Perez have reached an agreement to part ways effective immediately, ending their four-year partnership.
Red Bull tabs Liam Lawson to be Max Verstappen's F1 teammate in 2025
One day after dropping Sergio Perez, Red Bull Racing officially picked 22-year-old Liam Lawson to be Max Verstappen's teammate next season.
Max Verstappen makes ‘clear’ statement on Perez Red Bull woes
And if Red Bull had have started working on taming their RB20 which had become “very difficult to drive” sooner, then Verstappen feels that would have been a major help for Pe
Red Bull Team member makes biggest statement on Sergio Perez's F1 future After Team suffers massive financial loss says, 'Still has hopes...'
Red Bull Racing is grappling with an enormous financial burden following the decision to part ways with Sergio Perez.
Sergio Perez F1 News: Red Bull boss hints at NEW opportunity for Mexican in 2025
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has hinted at future Formula 1 opportunities for axed star Sergio Perez. Following a dismal 2024 season, Perez has decided to take a 'sabbatical' from the sport, instead being replaced in his full-time seat with the team by New Zealander Liam Lawson.
Red Bull F1 Team Scheduled to Unveil First Post-Newey Car On This Date
Red Bull Racing is ready for the upcoming season by unveiling their 2025 car, the RB21. This event is scheduled for February ...
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Red Bull running 'ahead of schedule' with new wind tunnel
Red Bull Racing has revealed that the construction of its new Formula 1 wind tunnel, located at the team’s Milton Keynes ...
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Sergio Perez out at Red Bull Racing after four seasons with F1 team
The other 16 seats outside of Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls have already been filled for next season. As for who ...
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Max Verstappen Defends Sergio Perez in Red Bull Critique
Oct 20, 2024; Austin, Texas, USA; Oracle Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen talks to team mates at the starting grid at the Formula 1 Pirelli United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the ...
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Red Bull loses $150 million partnership but secures new sponsors
Red Bull Racing’s partnership with cryptocurrency platform Bybit has officially come to an end ahead of the 2025 Formula 1 ...
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A tribute to Red Bull’s racing legacy: Tag Heuer unveils limited edition watch
To honor Red Bull’s milestone of 20 years in racing, Tag Heuer recently unveiled a stylish timepiece in Red Bull’s signature colors—yellow, blue, and red. Every element on the watch ...
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Red Bull shares timeline of when it would move finally away from 'relic of the cold war' for its car development
Red Bull Racing has reportedly made significant progress in its construction of a new wind tunnel. Technical director Pierre Wache told Motorsport.
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Racing Bulls ‘know how others collaborate’ in stern B-team criticism response
Peter Bayer says he isn't concerned about 'B-team' criticism, following calls for the FIA to change the rules for the future.