Formula 1 heads to Jeddah for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, where Red Bull historically dominates with a 75% win rate. Despite Max Verstappen's Bahrain struggles, fans recall Red Bull's past ...

So I think, you know, of course it can change. "It's not that easy to fix but generally I think they know what they are doing. "It is very likely or very possible that Red Bull can turn it around." ...

“It is very likely or very possible that Red Bull can turn it around.” However, Vettel doubts that one potential McLaren scenario, which could boost Verstappen and Red Bull, is going to materialis ...

As Lazenby mused, Verstappen’s driving is likely masking a seeper technical crisis. If Red Bull can’t turn the tide soon, the paddock whispers about Max’s 2026 exit clause will only get louder.

In F1 terms, half a second is an eternity, prompting the question: can Red Bull still turn things around this season? Verstappen is only one point behind Lando Norris in the championship standings ...

"I don't know if the new ones will or not but there are plenty of things that Red Bull do that also push the limits just as much. So we can also play that game, but we focus on ourselves rather ...

Once you’re there, you’ll find a lot to do in the Red Bull Playground. At first, you’re best just exploring. You can take advantage of the tight corners, jumps, and feats to challenge ...

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Sky Sports pundit - and 1997 world champion - Jacques Villeneuve also offered a word of caution for Red Bull, adding: "Max will always be there to grab anything he can but that is a car that will ...