The Red Bull Ring in Austria (formerly the A1 Ring) opened on Saturday with a whole host of events taking place, including; a Classic GP, featuring several historical F1 cars;... read more »

Bernie Ecclestone suggested that the door was open to the Austrian Grand Prix returning to Formula 1 when he made an unexpected visit to the official opening of the revamped... read more »

The rumoured meeting of four team principals from the four biggest teams in Formula One, Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull and Mercedes, it would seem, isn't read more »

Jenson Button is confident McLaren will improve their car enough to challenge Red Bull. read more »

Renault is looking to supply a fourth team in 2012 in addition to Lotus Renault GP, Team Lotus and reigning champions Red Bull. read more »

Felipe Massa is as equally optimistic as Ferrari team-mate Fernando Alonso that the Maranello outfit can get on terms with Red Bull this year. Despite finishing out of the... read more »

McLaren team-mates Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton concede that Red Bull rival Sebastian Vettel is in a dominant position right now in F1 2011 - but there's no way... read more »

McLaren star Jenson Button suggests that Mark Webber hauling himself onto an even keel with Red Bull team-mate Sebastian Vettel is vital to halting the young German's F1... read more »

Stefano Domenicali is relieved that Ferrari has now picked up its first rostrum result for half a year, with Fernando Alonso’s top three result in Turkey being the Scuderia’s... read more »

Despite taking a one-two victory led by a dominant Sebastian Vettel at the Turkish Grand Prix, Red Bull is wary that its competitors could close the gap over the next few races read more »

Red Bull Racing think it is far too early for anyone to claim it is unbeatable this year, despite another dominant victory for Sebastian Vettel in the Turkish Grand Prix read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has warned his team to expect a Ferrari fight-back after the Scuderia finished third in Turkey... read more »

DRIVERS 1 - Sebastian VETTEL (Red Bull Racing)2 - Mark WEBBER (Red Bull Racing)3 - Fernando ALONSO (Ferrari)TV UNILATERALSQ: Sebastian, today most drivers needed to use read more »

A fantastic team performance today - it certainly exorcises the demons from last year. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner fears a Ferrari resurgence, despite seeing his drivers clinch a one-two at the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull enjoyed a nearly perfect race at Turkey where both cars made it to the finish in first and second place, just like where they started. Vettel dominated the whole race... read more »

Sebastian Vettel, 1st: “It was a great result today – especially after I gave the team so much work on Friday. I hope giving a victory read more »

Turkey Sunday quotes: Red Bull read more »

Fernando Alonso was left in a positive mood after the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday, with the Ferrari driver enjoying a long-term battle with Red Bull’s Mark Webber for second... read more »

Mark Webber believes he got the best result possible during the Turkish Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon, claiming that he could do no more than second place. The Australian was... read more »

Sebastian Vettel paid tribute to the Red Bull mechanics who fixed his car on Friday after taking his third victory of the season in the Turkish Grand Prix.  read more »

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner was delighted with the performance of his drivers Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber during this afternoon’s Turkish Grand Prix, with the... read more »

Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel takes his third win of the season in Turkey and extends his lead in the battle for the F1 2011 drivers' championship from 21 points to 34. read more »

Sebastian Vettel today won the Turkish Grand Prix 2011 in comfortable fashion from his Red Bull team mate Mark Webber. Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso was third in what was... read more »

Sebastian Vettel took a comfortable victory at the Turkish Grand Prix, his third of the season and his most dominant so far read more »