Red Bull reshapes leadership following internal conflicts and departures

Had anyone predicted in Abu Dhabi in 2021 that, a few years later, Lewis Hamilton would be racing in Formula 1 for Ferrari under team principal Christian Horner, few would have taken that suggestion seriously. Even as of Baku 2026, though, there is little evidence that such a scenario is taking concrete shape. In a recent interview Horner gave to The Times, he said he can comfortably afford ...Keep reading

Christian Horner says Ferrari is the one team that could tempt him back into a traditional F1 role, but Lewis Hamilton has backed Fred Vasseur as speculation builds around Maranello

Different times require different leaders. Parting ways with Christian Horner, and eventually Helmut Marko, was a bold move after all the success Red Bull enjoyed with the duo who built the squad from scratch into a title-winning machine. Perhaps that was the point. Red Bull had become something of a wasps’ nest, with internal politics, power struggles and key people leaving one after ...Keep reading

Red Bull’s first double podium of the year isn’t the only reason for its boss to be satisfied with how things are going