In a rare public rebuke of his team, Max Verstappen has labeled Red Bull’s decision to drop Liam Lawson for Yuki Tsunoda after only two races as a « waste of a chance, » citing the team’s lack of patience.
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In a candid reflection on his tumultuous 2019 season, Pierre Gasly reveals why being dropped by Red Bull Racing ultimately felt like a relief and how it paved the way for his career resurgence.
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Jacques Villeneuve offers a fresh perspective on the Red Bull teammate gap, arguing that the car isn’t tailored to Max Verstappen—rather, Verstappen builds the car through relentless development.
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The architect of Red Bull’s dominance is stepping down. While officially a personal choice following a championship loss, reports suggest internal power struggles played a major role.
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Helmut Marko, the architect behind Red Bull’s F1 dominance, has officially left the team after over two decades. His departure follows a year of major changes at Red Bull.
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Max Verstappen’s remarkable 2025 F1 season ended in heartbreak as he lost the world title to Lando Norris by just two points, despite a heroic comeback from a 104-point deficit. While Red Bull’s Helmut Marko laments what might have been, Verstappen himself has no regrets—only pride in his team’s fightback.
Helmut Marko believes Lando Norris will feel the pressure of starting alongside Max Verstappen at the Abu Dhabi GP, as the McLaren driver eyes his first F1 world title.
Max Verstappen seized a vital pole position for the 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, beating championship leader Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri after McLaren had led the way in practice. With Verstappen starting ahead of both McLarens for the title decider at Yas Marina, qualifying has dramatically reset the balance of power before Sunday’s showdown.
Yuki Tsunoda began his final Grand Prix as a Red Bull race driver with a poor FP2 at Yas Marina, ending the session just 17th and far from Max Verstappen’s pace. As Helmut Marko highlights Red Bull’s uncomfortable position against McLaren, Tsunoda’s struggles mean Verstappen is effectively left without meaningful support in Abu Dhabi.
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has warned that the team “cannot rely on mistakes” from McLaren to save its Abu Dhabi weekend. With Max Verstappen lacking confidence in his car and Lando Norris leading the way, Marko concedes Red Bull is “not in a very comfortable situation” and must find genuine performance instead of banking on a third error from its main rival.
