Mark Webber claims a decision on whether he continues in Formula One beyond this season will be his own and not based on results... read more »

Speaking to reporters in Istanbul ahead of this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix, Mark Webber has admitted that he hopes to remain with red Bull for 2012, effectively seeing... read more »

The leading teams in Formula One, Ferrari, McLaren, Red Bull and Mercedes, are set to meet in Stuttgart next week to discuss the future direction read more »

Mark Webber insists he is keeping his options open for next year but admitted it was unlikely he would leave Red Bull for another team read more »

Lewis Hamilton says the fight for F1 honours isn't just a two-horse race between McLaren and Red Bull read more »

Mark Webber has suggested he will see out his Formula One career with Red Bull or leave the sport in 2012. The Australian put forward three read more »

Mark Webber admits it is unlikely he'd race for anyone other than Red Bull in F1 read more »

It has emerged that Red Bull, McLaren, Ferrari and Mercedes are set to meet in Stuttgart next week in order to discuss the future of Formula 1. According to The Telegraph,... read more »

Sebastian Vettel today joked that he has no memories of last year’s Turkish Grand Prix as he and the Red Bull team approached the 2011 event at the same track. Vettel... read more »

Mark Webber thinks a move to another team next year is unlikely, as he suggested on Thursday there was a 'good chance' he would stick with Red Bull Racing again for 2011. read more »

World champion Sebastian Vettel says Red Bull must learn from the mistakes of the Chinese Grand Prix, the German claiming McLaren's victory in Shanghai had nothing to do... read more »

Felipe Massa says it is imperative Ferrari close the gap to Red Bull and McLaren at this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix in order to stay in the title hunt read more »

F1's top teams Red Bull, McLaren, Ferrari and Mercedes will reportedly to meet next week to discuss the future in various aspects of the sport including a possible buy-out... read more »

It's been three weeks since Lewis Hamilton Shanghaied the win in China, and there is no reason to expect any teams other than Red Bull or McLaren to contend for the win in... read more »

Adrian Newey is making the difference when it comes to keeping Red Bull Racing ahead of its rivals, according to Ferrari boss Stefano Domenicali. read more »

Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes and Red Bull are to meet in Stuttgart next week in order to discuss a number of issues including the proposed buyout of F1's commercial rights... read more »

Sebastian Vettel is confident his Red Bull team has got on top of its KERS problems ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix read more »

They may have won in China thanks to Lewis Hamilton, but McLaren still believe Red Bull is the team to beat. read more »

Sebastian Vettel has warned Red Bull that they can't lose sight of Ferrari and also can't afford to underestimate Mercedes and Renault... read more »

Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko says the team have ironed out their KERS glitches ahead of this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix... read more »

Contradicting recent claims from both himself and Christian Horner that he will likely conclude his F1 career with Red Bull, Mark Webber now hints that he could switch to a... read more »

McLaren believe Red Bull still have a three to five tenths of a second pace advantage over them heading into this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix... read more »

A so far problematic Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) has been fixed ahead of this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix, according to Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko.  read more »

A so far problematic Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) has been fixed ahead of this weekend’s Turkish Grand Prix, according to Red Bull team advisor Helmut Marko.  read more »

Ferrari has admitted it was too conservative with its initial designs for the F150 Italia and has promised to change tack in order to close the gap to Red Bull and McLaren over... read more »