The Red Bull Racing Team is pleased to announce today that Singha Beer has renewed its partnership for the 2011 Formula One season, as both outfits seek more reasons to... read more »

Marussia Virgin Racing's Timo Glock is now back at home recovering after having had his appendix removed. read more »

Mark Webber thinks he will see out his Formula 1 career at Red Bull Racing - after making it clear that he is fully focused on a long-term future with the reigning champions. read more »

As the racing season revs into life, the sport's glamorous grid girls have once more come out to play following a winter of hibernation - check out some of February's... read more »

Timo Glock was pleased to be departing hospital on Wednesday afternoon, having been taken ill on Monday night before undergoing an operation for the removal of his appendix.... read more »

Yesterday, Virgin Racing driver Timo Glock has had his appendix removed. Due to this little surgery, the German will most likely not be able to participate in the upcoming... read more »

Having traded cars with V8 Supercar driver Craig Lowndes in Melbourne last year, Jenson Button is set to get another taste of Australia's premier racing category in the... read more »

Virgin Racing driver Timo Glock is likely to miss F1's final pre-season test in Barcelona next week after having his appendix removed. read more »

Timo Glock has undergone surgery for the removal of his appendix this week, the Marussia Virgin Racing team has confirmed to GPUpdate.net. However, whether the German will be... read more »

The scrap for pre-season supremacy in F1 2011 is too close to call between Red Bull Racing and Ferrari, contends Helmut Marko, whilst McLaren 'has the potential to catch... read more »

With even the most diehard F1 fan confused by the new movable rear wing, Bernie Ecclestone says he doesn't believe it will spice up the racing and could even prove dangerous. read more »

Kamui Kobayashi is not convinced the return of KERS and the introduction of moveable rear wings will have a dramatic effect on the quality of racing this season, but is... read more »

Red Bull Racing secures backing from Japanese car-maker Infiniti for 2011 F1 season, although deal doesn't extend to a rebadging of its Renault engines read more »

Fernando Alonso believes this season's new Pirelli tyres will cause headaches for the leading teams by shaking up racing read more »

It has now been confirmed by Red Bull Racing that a marketing agreement is official with Infiniti, the luxury brand of Nissan which in-turn is owned by Renault, the team’s... read more »

Red Bull Racing has officially confirmed a link-up which was first reported on Monday afternoon, with the World Champion team moving into a marketing agreement with luxury... read more »

Red Bull Racing have confirmed they have agreed a two-year sponsorship deal with Nissan's luxury car brand Infiniti... read more »

Infiniti has no desire for Red Bull Racing's Renault engines to be rebadged under its own name as part of its commercial tie-up with the world championship-winning team,... read more »

Red Bull Racing believes its partnership with Japanese car-maker Infiniti will give it the chance to match bigger-money manufacturer rivals in terms of technological... read more »

Japanese car-maker Infiniti is to enter Formula 1 as a major sponsor of the Red Bull Racing team in 2011, although the move will not extend to a rebranding of the outfit's... read more »

It is being reported by BBC Sport on Monday that World Champions Red Bull Racing will rebadge their engines ‘Infiniti’ this season, with the Milton Keynes-made cars of... read more »

Marussia Virgin Racing has announced that for 2011 it is now backing and closely following the new Formula KGP karting series – a seven-round championship joining the Super 1... read more »

Red Bull Racing may be using the same engines as Renault this season, however, they will be rebadged as Infinitis... read more »

Red Bull Racing is set to run Infiniti badges on its successful V8s in 2011. read more »

Team boss Christian Horner reckons "maybe one day" Red Bull Racing could hold the same mythological status as Ferrari... read more »