Red Bull's interest in Franco Colapinto is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing stories of the 2024 F1 season. After a number of impressive performances with Williams, the Argentine driver has attracted significant attention from rival teams eager to secure his services.

Reports are emerging about internal disagreements at Red Bull – concerning their 2025 driver line-up. Christian Horner and Helmut Marko are understood to have different ideas on who should drive alongside Max Verstappen.

Red Bull junior Liam Lawson was given his first a full-time F1 seat with sister squad RB in September and is being groomed for a promotion to the top team should they decided ... you only think about the next race, the next challenge, the next category ...

Red Bull are chasing the wrong Williams signing, Juan Pablo Montoya adamant they should be after Carlos Sainz and not Franco Colapinto.

The momentum of 2021 launched Red Bull—but most particularly its wunderkind Verstappen—into a new era of dominance that threatened to bore viewers and undo all of the hard-earned popularity Formula 1 had gained after millions of lockdown-bound viewers tuned into Netflix’s Drive to Survive during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Whilst Max Verstappen still leads the drivers' championship, the constructors' title looks well out of sight for Red Bull now, with both McLaren and Ferrari having overtaken them thanks to the many point-less performances from Verstappen's team-mate Sergio Perez.

Sergio Perez is reportedly set to stay with Red Bull for the 2025 season after signing major new sponsors, with his team giving the Mexican the green light to produce ‘clothing and merchandising products’ for next year.