It's Yuki Tsunoda vs. Liam Lawson as they take their naturally aspirated V8 stock racers to the dirt with the helpful coaching of NASCAR's Shane van Gisbergen and Connor Zilisch.

Red Bull was concerned about being portrayed as the "villain" in the new Formula 1 film, co-producer Jerry Bruckheimer has revealed. The upcoming F1 movie has seen heavy involvement from the real-world paddock,

The momentum of 2021 launched Red Bull—but most particularly its wunderkind Verstappen—into a new era of dominance that threatened to bore viewers and undo all of the hard-earned popularity Formula 1 had gained after millions of lockdown-bound viewers tuned into Netflix’s Drive to Survive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Red Bull's interest in Franco Colapinto is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing stories of the 2024 F1 season. After a number of impressive performances with Williams, the Argentine driver has attracted significant attention from rival teams eager to secure his services.

Red Bull’s surprise link to signing Franco Colapinto is the latest twist in the Formula 1 driver market – but would it work?

Williams are likely to spend the rest of 2024 negotiating with rival teams about their interest Franco Colapinto. Red Bull and Alpine have already enquired about the 21-year-old’s availability, with talks advanced taking place in the background.