F1 race director claims he was ‘fired’ – just hours after FIA state he ‘stepped down’
Former F1 race director Niels Wittich has reportedly claimed he did “not resign” – a matter of hours after the FIA announced his departure from his role. The FIA, F1’s governing body, said in a statement on Tuesday afternoon that 52-year-old Wittich had “stepped down” from his position to “pursue new opportunities.
The ambiguity over the name of Red Bull’s sister team in F1 is set to be cleared up at the end of the season. Known as ...
Formula 1’s diamond anniversary season will kick off in style as all 10 teams unveil their 2025 liveries together at a ...
According to Marca, Red Bull has now secured multiple "new sponsors for 2025" linked to Perez, and team principal Christian ...
Fans are theorising that F1’s new partnership with KitKat could be a sign that Sergio Perez is staying on the grid in 2025.
Former Formula 1 team owner Eddie Jordan has named VCARB driver Liam Lawson as the ideal candidate to race alongside Max ...
The FIA has confirmed that an in-depth inspection at Red Bull’s Milton Keynes factory has allowed them to give an official ...
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Red Bull and Mercedes ‘crossfire’ reveal as Brundle recalls ‘most unpleasant’ experienceMartin Brundle revealed how F1 2021 was “the most unpleasant time I’ve known” as an F1 commentator due to the Red ...
Williams interim driver Franco Colapinto's manager, Maria Catarineu, is confident that the Argentine driver will remain in ...
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen will start Sunday’s Brazilian Grand Prix from the 17th position as he fights McLaren’s Lando Norris ...
Red Bull’s Driver Academy has undeniably been one of their greatest assets over the years, and after ushering in the likes of Max Verstappen the sport has not looked back. The team's investment in ...
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