With Valtteri being in a good position to score points and with a good balance of the car, we are all motivated to execute a good race and play our cards in the race tomorrow. read more »

Today has been a positive day for us - not just for having both cars in SQ3, but also for the performance shown on the medium compound in dry conditions in SQ1. read more »

Earlier this month it was announced that Liberty Media, the American entertainment company which also owns F1, acquired a 86% stake in Dorna Sports, valuing the MotoGP,... read more »

Returning to China is a great moment for our team and our sport as a whole: we also celebrate Zhou's first ever home race - we expect an incredible welcome for him and the... read more »

Liberty, which has owned F1's commercial rights since 2017, announced at the start of April that it had acquired an 86% ownership stake of Dorna Sports and MotoGP in a... read more »

We keep finding better performance with each upgrade that comes from Hinwil, and we know we are going in the right direction. read more »

Today leaves us with mixed feelings. read more »

Perez missed out on pole position for the 2024 Japanese Grand Prix to reigning world champion team-mate Max Verstappen by a slender 0.066 seconds as Red Bull scored a 1-2... read more »

The team here and in Hinwil has done a great job as our new package seems to be functioning as expected. read more »

Surfing, drifting, interviews and loving the energy of a 'home' crowd at the Australian Grand Prix. Join us behind the scenes at URBN Surf and Albert Park and see... read more »

After Valtteri tested out the waves at URBN Surf in Melbourne, he sat down with Channel 10's Scott Mackinnon to judge which drivers would be the best surfers...just by... read more »

Valtteri Bottas and Zhou Guanyu from Stake F1 Team KICK Sauber are taught how to drift! Watch as the two highly experienced drivers unlearn how to drive straight around the... read more »

We had implemented mitigation measures for our pit stop issue, something that has improved the situation but, as we have seen, not completely solved the problem. read more »

The team's performance has been encouraging: there is still more to find in terms of set-up and we can extract more performance with some more fine-tuning. read more »

In December, McLaren shareholders unanimously approved a full recapitalisation of the business ostensibly to allow for a "simplified" and "streamlined"... read more »

We focused on fulfilling our program and on set-up work where we have taken a small step forward: but there is definitely more to unlock tonight. read more »

Together, with Motorsport Australia and FIA Girls on Track, we're building a brighter and more inclusive future for women in motorsport! ?? We're thrilled to have... read more »

The Australian found himself on the receiving end of a pointed remark from Red Bull's motorsport advisor after a disappointing showing in the Saudi Arabian GP, where he... read more »

As Stake becomes KICK, it aims to improve its single-lap pace to allow it to claim higher spots on the grid, and the upgrades it is bringing to Australia are meant to help with... read more »

Sauber has said the impending 100 per cent takeover of the Formula 1 outfit by German marque Audi “gives us energy” to turn the team’s fortunes around. Ahead of the Saudi... read more »

The German manufacturer will arrive on the grid in 2026 with a works engine and chassis programme after initially buying a 25% stake in Sauber Motorsport early last year.There... read more »

After years of financial struggles, Bahrain's Mumtalakat is looking to sell its stake in the iconic British car manufacturer McLaren. read more »

Today marked a rather disappointing outcome for our race, despite the reasonable pace shown by both drivers. read more »

Stake F1 Team Kick Sauber have been forced to appeal to the FIA to grant permission for Zhou Guanyu to start the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. read more »

We have shown in Bahrain that we can fight close to the points, and that's what we have our eyes on for tomorrow. read more »