With Christian Horner sacked, Red Bull closes a chapter that encompasses the team’s highs and lows, including dominant eras with Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen, but also the recent downturn in performance. The narrative to Thai shareholders, suggesting outgoing members were replaceable and Horner as the key to success, lost credibility by 2025. Red Bull’s decline has been striking, from winning almost every race in 2023 to likely missing out on world titles midway through 2025. McLaren’s progress highlights Red Bull’s complexity: the RB21’s development stagnation and operational errors post-Wheatley’s…
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Revealed: Christian Horner’s Unsettling Farewell as Red Bull Team Principal
Christian Horner’s shaky final words at Red Bull leaked online
BővebbenRising Star Ryan Vickers Sets Sights on Success at UK WorldSBK with Top-10 Finishes and Qualifying Mastery
Ryan Vickers he wants to “get our first top-10 dry result” at the UK WorldSBK this weekend.
BővebbenChristian Horner’s Tearful Goodbye: A Heartfelt Farewell from Red Bull Racing
Christian Horner ‘breaks down’ in ‘EMOTIONAL’ Red Bull farewell
BővebbenRevving Up Success: Racing Bulls Appoint New Team Principal in Red Bull Power Play
Racing Bulls name new team principal in Red Bull merry-go-round
BővebbenRevving Up for Change: FIA President Proposes New F1 Engine Regulations
FIA president calls for ANOTHER set of engine regulation changes
BővebbenMcLaren Defends Oscar Piastri: Unveiling the Controversial British GP Penalty Debacle
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella felt Oscar Piastri’s 10-second penalty at the British Grand Prix was “very harsh.” Piastri slowed abruptly on the straight, causing Max Verstappen to take evasive action, which led to the penalty. Stella believed mitigating circumstances were not considered by the stewards. Verstappen also thought the penalty was “extreme.” Despite winning with Lando Norris, McLaren still wants to discuss the incident with the FIA and stewards for further clarification. Stella hopes for a better interpretation in similar situations in the future. Tovább a cikkhez
BővebbenThe Controversial Penalty: Decoding Oscar Piastri’s Challenge at the F1 British GP
The FIA race stewards explained that McLaren driver Oscar Piastri was given a 10-second penalty for braking too hard during a safety car restart at the British Grand Prix, causing Max Verstappen to take evasive action. The stewards found Piastri’s braking to be excessive and in violation of the sporting regulations regarding safety car procedures. Piastri’s penalty allowed his teammate Lando Norris to win the race, while Piastri finished second and saw his championship lead decrease to just eight points. Despite the penalty, Piastri expressed frustration and disbelief, suggesting that…
BővebbenNorris Dominates British Grand Prix, Hulkenberg Makes History with Maiden Podium
Lando Norris secured a landmark first home victory at the 2025 F1 British Grand Prix, leading a brilliant McLaren 1-2 in a thrilling wet-weather race at Silverstone.
BővebbenMax Verstappen en McLaren: Een Analyse van de Data
Just a day after expressing concerns about understeer, Max Verstappen secured pole position for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix. Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko credited the car’s new floor and “the Max factor” for the improved performance. Verstappen excelled in qualifying, while rivals like Hamilton and Leclerc faced challenges. Red Bull’s decision to opt for low downforce in the car’s set-up paid off, leading to higher top speeds. Verstappen’s impressive performance in qualifying showcased his ability to handle the revised car configuration. The comparison between Verstappen and Piastri’s qualifying…
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