Fernando Alonso hasn't close the door to F1 but only a "Ferrari, Mercedes or Red Bull" seat would entice him back says his manager, Flavio Briatore. read more »

Mercedes' sixth-straight title double was secured at the Japanese Grand Prix - a run of sequential success never before seen in Formula 1. read more »

They have shown glimpses of what they are capable of this season and Max Verstappen is hopeful that Red Bull can "put it all together next year". read more »

Max Verstappen says Ferrari have out-developed Red Bull in 2019, but the Dutchman remains confident that 2020 could bring a title challenge. read more »

As its costs increase to a record £304.2m, Red Bull warns that F1 must continue to remain attractive if it is to continue in the sport. read more »

Christian Horner reckons that Red Bull's seat as partner to Max Verstappen next season is Alexander Albon's to lose. read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 team boss Christian Horner respects McLaren driver Lando Norris for being pleased Alex Albon escaped punishment for 'forcing him off' in the... read more »

Alexander Albon now feels more comfortable driving Red Bull's 2019 F1 car and believes his progress was reflected in his strong performance at the Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

The current Red Bull-Honda partnership could end before the start of the 2021 Formula 1 season, according to Helmut Marko. read more »

Helmut Marko says it was "clear" Charles Leclerc deserved a penalty for his clash with Max Verstappen as he would have gone off the track had he not hit the Red Bull. read more »

Lando Norris says it was right that Alexander Albon was not penalised over their battle in Japan, saying the Red Bull driver made a "decent move". read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says that Alex Albon's place at the team is his to lose for the 2020 season. read more »

Carlos Sainz Jr says being able to beat Ferrari's Charles Leclerc in F1's Japanese Grand Prix made him "very proud".  read more »

Coming away with only twelve world championship points has left Red Bull disappointed following engine-supplier Honda's home-race. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner reckons Boris Johnson is closer to securing a Brexit deal than Formula 1 is with their 2021 regulations. read more »

Max Verstappen retired from the Japanese Grand Prix because his first-lap clash with Charles Leclerc cost him almost 25% downforce on his Red Bull Formula 1 car read more »

Red Bull F1 driver Max Verstappen says Charles Leclerc's driving at the start of the Japanese Grand Prix was "irresponsible" as the pair clashed on the opening lap. read more »

The 2019 FIA Formula One World Championship is slowly nearing its end, but the development race is still raging between the teams. The Mercedes outfit left its rivals Ferrari... read more »

Max Verstappen's FIFA tournament is going smoothly at Suzuka, but he couldn't help himself when it came to taking a dig at Red Bull. read more »

Christian Horner has said that Naoki Yamamoto is not being considered for a race seat at either Red Bull or Toro Rosso in the near future. read more »

We're making good progress and there's still a bit more to come, so now it's just about fine tuning things to find a couple more tenths. read more »

Max Verstappen feels Red Bull still has "more work to do" if it is to challenge F1 rivals Mercedes in Japan after "promising" Friday running.  read more »

Valtteri Bottas beat Lewis Hamilton again as Mercedes dominated Friday at the Japanese GP, although Red Bull and Ferrari closed the gap in a crucial second - and final -... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Naoki Yamamoto "doesn't fit the criteria" for a race drive at his team or Toro Rosso. read more »

Red Bull has emerged at Suzuka with a dramatic new S-duct on its RB15 Formula 1 car, making its first appearance in FP1 ahead of the Japanese Grand Prix read more »