Red Bull Racing News

After failing to agree terms with McLaren-Mercedes, former F1 World Champion Kimi Raikkonen will not compete in F1 in 2010, the Finn's manager Steve Robertson has revealed - but that does not mean the ex-Ferrari star is hanging up his helmet completely, as he contemplates both rallying and the Le Mans 24 Hours during his year 'off', and eyes a 2011 ...

Expat at Large in Singapore probes the true origins and ownership of Red Bull and Shark, and comes up more confused than when he read my post about the products and the Full Moon Party on Ko Phangan.

Sebastian Vettel is keen to contest a rallying competition this winter, according to the German newspaper Bild-Zeitung. The Red Bull driver joked to Switzerland's Motorsport Aktuell: "Rallying for us Formula One drivers is strongly in fashion." Vettel, 22, is referring to the recent rally exploits of Kimi Raikkonen and Robert Kubica, amid reports ...

Red Bull 's Mark Webber drove the new GP3 car for 19 laps at Paul Ricard today, giving the media and the teams entered for the inaugural season their first taste of the new series.

Young Australian Daniel Ricciardo will warm up for his debut Formula One test next month on the narrow, fast and frightening streets of Macau.

Another driver has entered the frame at Toro Rosso, after the Italian team confirmed this week that Jaime Alguersuari has not yet been signed for the 2010 season.

David Coulthard has been thrown a last-minute Formula One lifeline as Red Bull Racing's driver selection process has swung back in his favour.

Ferrari team boss Stefano Domenicali reckons next year's Championship will once again see Brawn GP and Red Bull fighting at the front - but with Ferrari added to the mix.

Red Bull Racing has confirmed that Daniel Ricciardo will join the team for next month's young driver test session at Jerez.

Sebastian Vettel this week has given another sign that Red Bull is staying with Renault power for the 2010 season.

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admits to his "disappointment" about Toyota's F1 pull-out, but believes there will still be a healthy grid and plenty of competition next season.

When race fans look back on 2009, they will describe it as the year of the underdog.

The many changes in the technical regulations brought more than one upset to the Formula One community this year, and apart from the Brawn GP operation, the Red Bull outfit was another team to determine the right approach in taking on this new reality.

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber had a bit of fun taking the mickey out of Jenson Button, starting rumours that wedding plans are on the go.

Horner is fully expecting McLaren and Ferrari's recent resurgence to spill over into next season's campaign But he feels Red Bull, who pushed Brawn GP all the way in the title battle this year, will remain at the front to challenge rather than fall by the wayside.

Mark Webber douses his teammate Sebastian Vettel after their one-two in Abu Dhabi.

Red Bull will continue to use Renault engines in 2009, after contemplating switching to Mercedes or Cosworth.

"So, that was the last Friday practice of this year. I'd like to say thanks to Renault -- many people didn't believe that we'd succeed without having to change an engine, but here we are having completed a lot of miles on another Friday without a single problem.

Sebastian Vettel : I think both Mark and I were surprised by the gap to Lewis. He's been quick all weekend and the McLaren seems to be generally very strong here.

A trio of team principals have hit back at Bernie Ecclestone's remark that Formula One does not need a British Grand Prix.