Alex Albon will move from Toro Rosso to replace Pierre Gasly at the main Formula 1 team from the Belgian Grand Prix onwards read more »

Pierre Gasly has been dropped by Red Bull after an underwhelming first part of the 2019 season, with Alexander Albon sensationally stepping up from Toro Rosso to replace him. read more »

Alexander Albon to replace Pierre Gasly at Red Bull for rest of 2019 read more »

Max Verstappen has provided an insight to the contrasting workings of previous Red Bull engine provider Renault, and now Honda, who have powered the team to two wins so far in... read more »

Lewis Hamilton insists that Mercedes will not become complacent in the 2019 championship, despite holding a healthy lead over Ferrari and Red Bull halfway through the campaign. read more »

Even though McLaren are quickly establishing themselves as the fourth-best team in Formula 1 with their performances in 2019, Carlos Sainz doesn't think they can break... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo was at pains to say that he doesn't regret his close season switch from Red Bull to Renault, but was also very keen to stress that he'd much rather... read more »

Christian Horner might well be biased, but that won't stop him heaping immense praise on his Red Bull driver Max Verstappen, claiming that the sport at the moment would be... read more »

Max Verstappen has praised Honda for the reliability they have given Red Bull, claiming it is something the team have "never had before". read more »

Despite closing the gap to Red Bull's Pierre Gasly, Carlos Sainz isn't targeting the French driver in the Formula 1 standings read more »

Max Verstappen has stated his satisfaction with the current Red Bull-Honda relationship, making it clear he feels that the team preparation is 'so much better' than... read more »

Max Verstappen believes Honda's progress with its engine is allowing Red Bull to test the durability of its own parts of its Formula 1 car more than with Renault read more »

Mercedes and McLaren take the least sets of softs to Belgium, as Red Bull and Ferrari load up. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes only a "fuck up by gargantuan proportions" would cost Mercedes winning both F1 titles in 2019.  read more »

In the final part of our driver reviews, PlanetF1 analyses the big boys over at Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull. read more »

For all the celebrity and personal honor Formula 1 drivers receive, it is worth remembering F1 is a team sport. Unfortunately, it is sometimes hard to get away from the fact... read more »

Pierre Gasly insists he doesn't pay attention to any rumours surrounding his career which suggest he could be replaced by Red Bull for 2020. read more »

Red Bull's Pierre Gasly believes it is "good for everyone to have a break" as he looks to get his career back on track after the summer break. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says the 2019 F1 season would be a "fairly boring show" without Max Verstappen and his team.  read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 driver Pierre Gasly says he has no answer as to why his pace fell away over the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend read more »

Former Formula 1 world champion Mika Hakkinen reckons that Red Bull are now ahead of Ferrari in terms of competitiveness in the 2019 season. read more »

The first half-season of Daniel Kvyat's Formula 1 return has been successful, but the latest edition of The Autosport Podcast asks if this could mean a return to Red Bull read more »

One of the biggest design trends developing in Formula 1 this year is the addition of boomerang-shaped aerodynamic devices in the bargeboard area in front of the sidepods. The... read more »

Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has revealed that the departure clause in Max Verstappen's contract which could allow him to leave the team early expired on the Sunday of... read more »

Red Bull and Max Verstappen are currently saving Formula 1 from being boring due to their performances over the last few months, says team principal Christian Horner. read more »