Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner has revealed that the team will look to an internal solution to replace Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley when he departs. Red Bull... read more »

Several hours after Red Bull broke the news, Audi has confirmed that Jonathan Wheatley is to be its Team Principal. read more »

Audi’s Formula 1 team has confirmed that Red Bull Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley will join the outfit as Team Principal by “July 2025 at the latest.” Audi’s confirmation... read more »

Jonathan Wheatley will leave Red Bull after 18 years to take the role as team principal of Audi and is another key loss to the reigning world champion squad.A simple 175-word... read more »

Jonathan Wheatley and Mattia Binotto will form a "dual management" structure of Audi's Formula 1 team when the marque rebrands the Sauber squad in... read more »

Audi appears to be caught on the hop as Red Bull announces its former Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley as the German team's new team principal. read more »

Red Bull have announced the departure of their Sporting Director, Jonathan Wheatley, who will leave the Milton Keynes-based outfit at the end of the season to become... read more »

Jonathan Wheatley will leave Red Bull at the end of the season, becoming Audi's new team principal. read more »

Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley will leave the team to join the Audi F1 project. read more »

Jonathan Wheatley will leave his role as Red Bull sporting director at the end of 2024 to become team principal of Audi's Formula 1 team.Wheatley is set to assume his new... read more »

Red Bull’s long-serving Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley will depart once the current Formula 1 season ends as he prepares to become Audi’s new Team Principal. Wheatley has... read more »

Over the Miami Grand Prix weekend, it emerged several key Red Bull staff members, including long-time sporting manager Jonathan Wheatley, have been the subject of interest from... read more »

Earlier this week it was announced talismanic designer Newey would step away from its F1 activities before becoming available for rival squads from March 2025... read more »

Red Bull Racing became F1 Constructors' World Champions for a sixth time at Suzuka, after a weekend dominated by Max Verstappen. Tom Clarkson, Natalie Pinkham and Damon... read more »

Shortly after the conclusion of the Monte Carlo race, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner was in a media briefing when he took a call from sporting director Jonathan Wheatley... read more »

In a new documentary, Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff claims that former race director, Michael Masi was 'turned' by Red Bull boss, Christian Horner and the team's... read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has accused former race director Michael Masi and Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley of engaging in "a bromance" that... read more »

Audio of a chat between Masi and Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley were widely circulated on social media on Wednesday, prompting fresh anger from many fans.In the... read more »

Signing an experienced driver in Sergio Perez, Jonathan Wheatley says Red Bull learned from the Mexican last season as he did from them. read more »

Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has stated "it was a mistake" for F1 to broadcast messages from the teams to FIA race director Michael Masi last year. read more »

Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has suggested Pierre Gasly is "ready to make the next step up" after a stunning return to AlphaTauri. read more »

Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley expects the FIA to provide "support" to race director Michael Masi ahead of the new F1 season. read more »

Red Bull sporting director Jonathan Wheatley has conceded to missing former F1 race director and "mentor" Charlie Whiting as the future of Michael Masi hangs in the... read more »

Red Bull's Jonathan Wheatley believes Ferrari could be a team to watch in 2022 as the new aero regulations come into effect for the first time. read more »

Red Bull's Jonathan Wheatley wants a "bare-knuckle boxing fight" for this year's titles with at least eight drivers fighting for wins. read more »