Mekies to leave Ferrari and replace Tost at AlphaTauri
AlphaTauri's Franz Tost, Formula One's second longest serving team principal, will step down at the end of the 2023 season and be replaced by Ferrari sporting director Laurent Mekies.
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F1 braced for chaos as sprint season starts in Baku
Formula One is braced for chaos on the streets of Baku this weekend as Azerbaijan hosts the first sprint race of the season and kicks off a run of five grands prix in six weeks.
Strong-willed Verstappen won't overstay F1 welcome, says Red Bull boss Horner
Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has said that he does not expect Max Verstappen to follow in the footsteps of Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso by racing into his 40s.
Formula 1 on a slippery slope if teams continue breaching $135m budget cap
When Formula 1 introduced a budget cap at the start of the 2021 season, it was done after many years of trying and figuring out how to curb wasteful expenditure.
Red Bull's secret weapon: Daniel Ricciardo's infectious mojo and positive energy
Red Bull's Team Principal, Christian Horner, has praised the impact of Daniel Ricciardo's return to the team, calling him a "positive energy" for the outfit.
Perez laments 'terrible' day after qualifying shocker
MELBOURNE : Red Bull driver Sergio Perez bemoaned a terrible day at the Australian Grand Prix after a slide into gravel in qualifying left him back of the grid for Sunday's race and dented his championship hopes.
Christian Horner denies preferential treatment for Max Verstappen over Sergio Perez: We give both best opportunity
Red Bull will ensure Sergio Perez and Max Verstappen battle for the Formula One World Championship on an even basis and without favouritism, says team principal Christian Horner. After two races of the 2023 season, the two drivers have one win each to their names, Verstappen triumphing in Bahrain before Perez claimed victory in Saudi Arabia.
Daniel Ricciardo plotting a return to 2024 F1 grid: 'That's where I'm tracking'
Daniel Ricciardo says he still has the hunger to compete in Formula 1 and the "signs are pointing" to him being back on the grid in 2024, with Red Bull boss Christian Horner saying the Australian was race ready.