With the 2025 Formula 1 season now at its midway point, teams have shifted their focus towards next year’s car development. Next season introduces the new 2026 regulations, which are expected to bring some of the most significant changes the sport has ever seen.
Red Bull is undergoing a very challenging phase currently as it loses multiple key personnel. Milton Keynes has fired the longest-serving team principal, Christian Horner, from the squad amid poor results.
Max Verstappen is at the center of attention over rumors of leaving Red Bull for the coming season. The Dutchman has given it his all to keep up with the winning pace, but the team’s woeful performance this year has caused him trouble in his pursuit of the championship.
An eventful British GP ended in an increasingly familiar result, a McLaren 1-2, as the chequered flag came out. Norris reduced Piastri’s Championship advantage to just eight points, putting him ever closer to the Australian.
Last week, Red Bull sacked Christian Horner as team principal. The 51-year-old was not given a reason for his exit, and was informed just a day before the news hit the media.
Red Bull Racing is going through a difficult period this year. Milton Keynes has just sacked its team boss Christian Horner at a time when it’s struggling to perform.
Christian Horner suffered an extremely disappointing end to his stint at Red Bull as he was suddenly axed from the team. The Englishman served the Austrian outfit for over 20 years, but the team did not think twice before removing him from the squad.
Ferrari were seen as McLaren’s most likely challengers heading into 2025, particularly with the addition of 7-time Champion Lewis Hamilton. The team’s performance this year, therefore, is a far cry from pre-season expectations.
Lando Norris took the win at the 2025 British Grand Prix, leading home a McLaren one-two after Oscar Piastri was hit with a 10-second penalty for a safety car restart violation.
Red Bull shocked the F1 world by firing Christian Horner earlier this week, abruptly ending the 51-year-old’s two decades of leadership. When Laurent Mekies oversees Red Bull as team principal at the Belgian GP, it will be the first time someone other than Horner is leading the Austrian outfit.
Charles Leclerc is often described as a driver who comes alive on Saturdays, renowned for his prowess in qualifying. However, for most of 2025, the Monegasque has been happier with his performances on race day.
Few would have predicted at the start of 2025 that George Russell’s Mercedes seat would become such a big talking point. The consensus until a few months ago was that the 27-year-old’s position at the Silver Arrows was secure.
The 2025 season has been extremely difficult for Max Verstappen, especially concerning race pace and performance. Verstappen, despite winning two coveted races, is nowhere near the championship lead.
Max Verstappen is the center of attention over rumors of wanting to leave Red Bull amidst their challenging time. The Dutchman has given it all in terms of performance, but Milton Keynes’ dismal pace has rendered him unable to fight for race wins now.
Christian Horner is set to leave Red Bull after being sacked as their F1 team principal and replaced by Laurent Mekies, so where his future lies is now one topic of debate.
Red Bull’s next big decision will be what happens with Max Verstappen following Christian Horner’s dismissal. They’ll be hoping that the new direction is enough to keep their star driver in place.
Red Bull still hasn’t explained why they decided to sack Christian Horner, but it hasn’t taken long for other teams to take notice of his availability.
Christian Horner was sacked from Red Bull Racing this week. The 51-year-old will no longer be leading the Austrian team after two decades of success. While the timing of Horner’s exit came as a shock to many in the paddock, the writing had been on the wall for some time.
Yuki Tsunoda missed out on points for a fourth consecutive time in Silverstone, cementing his toughest patch since joining Red Bull. As he works to rediscover his form, Helmut Marko outlines why he still believes the 24-year-old can turn things around.
Red Bull Racing is going through a turbulent time. Team Principal Christian Horner was sacked by the energy drinks giant this week in a shock announcement.
Few engineers, either within or outside of Formula 1, have a bigger reputation than that of Adrian Newey. Having spent just over fourth months working at Aston Martin, Newey is deep into his development plans for 2026.
Red Bull Racing has fired Christian Horner after 20 years with the team. Under Horner, Red Bull Racing had immense success racking up 8 drivers championships, 6 constructors titles, 124 grand prix wins, 107 pole positions, and 287 podium finishes.
Christian Horner received a pink slip from Red Bull Racing on Wednesday after a wildly successful two-decade run that was not without distraction. Laurent Mekies was named as Horner's successor as team principal, effectively immediately.
F1-The Movie screeched into theaters this weekend and didn’t just make a pit stop, it tore through expectations, raking in over $140 million globally, with $55.6 million of that coming from U.S.