Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz dies at 78
Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz, who made the energy drink a global phenomenon and forged a title-winning Formula One team and a sports empire, died on Saturday aged 78, the company said.
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Ferrari's Sainz clinches pole for USA Grand Prix in Austin
Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz stormed to pole position at the USA Grand Prix in Austin on Saturday.
Motor racing-Sainz on pole in Austin as F1 mourns Mateschitz
(Reuters) -Ferrari's Carlos Sainz took pole position for the U.S. Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, on Saturday as Formula One mourned the death of Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz ahead of a race likely to crown his team champions.
Sainz takes pole position for the US Grand Prix
Carlos Sainz put Ferrari on pole position for the US Formula One Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, on Saturday with Red Bull's double world champion Max Verstappen joining the Spaniard on the front row.
Motor racing-Sainz on pole in Austin with Verstappen on front row
(Reuters) - Carlos Sainz put Ferrari on pole position for the U.S. Formula One Grand Prix in Austin, Texas, on Saturday with Red Bull's double world champion Max Verstappen joining the Spaniard on the front row.
Red Bull F1 team mourn death of founder Mateschitz at 78
AUSTIN, Texas: Formula One and the championship-leading Red Bull team mourned the death of the energy drink company's Austrian founder Dietrich Mateschitz on Saturday (Oct 22) at the age of 78.
Sainz on pole for US Grand Prix after Verstappen falters
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Ferrari's Carlos Sainz will start on pole position for the United States Grand Prix after season champion Max Verstappen finished third in Saturday's qualifying session that began shortly after his Red Bull team learned that founder and owner Dietrich Mateschitz had died.
Horner says Red Bull cheating accusations are 'shocking'
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Red Bull team boss Christian Horner denied his championship-winning team gained any competitive advantage by what has been deemed a “minor” breach of Formula One's spending rules, and called suggestions that it amounted to cheating “shocking.”