Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has issued a statement over Honda’s power unit development, as their Formula 1 partnership prepares to come to an end. Following Honda’s split with McLaren in 2017, the Japanese manufacturer went on to supply power units for Red Bull team, Toro Rosso, and partnered both outfits in 2019.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner addresses rumors of Max Verstappen’s potential exit. Amid Aston Martin and Mercedes interest, is F1’s reigning champion staying put? Find out the truth.

Christian Horner has broken his silence after rumours that Max Verstappen could swap Red Bull for Aston Martin in a deal worth £1billion. Verstappen enters the F1 2025 season aiming to secure a fifth consecutive World Championship with Red Bull,

While Red Bull are still attracting new commercial partners away from the race track, Horner’s team face a make-or-break season on the track. Verstappen won a fourth successive Drivers’ Championship title in 2024, but the team slumped to third in the Constructors’ Championship.

Max Verstappen made it four F1 drivers' titles from as many seasons but his Red Bull team relinquished their grip on the constructors' championship in 2024 with McLaren taking full advantage

Car and Driver sat down with the heads of Ford Performance and Red Bull Racing to hear how the Formula 1 partnership transpired and to learn what it entails.

Thanks to his part on Max Verstappen's team and his guest appearances on sports podcasts, Callum Nicholas is one of the best-known Red Bull Racing personalities within the media. He is also an author as he wrote a book about the highs and lows of working as a Formula 1 mechanic.