F1 race director claims he was ‘fired’ – just hours after FIA state he ‘stepped down’
Former F1 race director Niels Wittich has reportedly claimed he did “not resign” – a matter of hours after the FIA announced his departure from his role. The FIA, F1’s governing body, said in a statement on Tuesday afternoon that 52-year-old Wittich had “stepped down” from his position to “pursue new opportunities.
Whilst Max Verstappen still leads the drivers' championship, the constructors' title looks well out of sight for Red Bull now ...
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Is Any F1 Driver a Good Fit for Red Bull?The momentum of 2021 launched Red Bull—but most particularly its wunderkind Verstappen—into a new era of dominance that ...
Christian Horner, Team Principal of Red Bull Racing since 2005, has recently piqued interest following his visit to the ...
The tenth race of the Formula One World Championship, the British GP, is going to take place today, July 18 in the ...
Sergio Perez is reportedly set to stay with Red Bull for the 2025 season after signing major new sponsors, with his team ...
Sergio Perez has retaliated once again against speculations regarding his tenure with Red Bull Racing. Following a turbulent ...
Red Bull star Liam Lawson has called for an F1 change after going on a strange rant centred around McLaren. McLaren and Red ...
Max Verstappen was targeted by an F1 fan with deep pockets on Saturday night while taking part in a charity sim racing event.
"It will again be good to give him a run, and get the opportunity to work with Red Bull Racing engineers and see how he ...
Sergio Perez could not deliver at his home race or for Red Bull Racing, and after a 17th-place finish Sunday, team principal ...
Lewis Hamilton defends Red Bull Racing against cheating claims ... Lando Norris of the McLaren F1 Team voiced criticism of Red Bull's regulatory interpretation. Norris, who is fighting for ...
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Key ‘evidence’ emerges as Red Bull urged to swap Sergio Perez for Valtteri Bottas – round-upSunday's F1 news includes "evidence" emerging in the tyre-cooling row and Red Bull being urged to replace Sergio Perez with.
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