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Horner regrets missing chance to sign Piastri to Red Bull F1 junior team

Christian Horner has revealed Red Bull missed the chance to sign Oscar Piastri to its Formula 1 young driver programme a few years ago, calling it “something that I regret.”

Motorsport

F1 hits the limit with record 24-race calendar unveiled for 2023 season

Formula One’s calendar for 2023 has been announced with a record number of 24 races, the maximum allowed under the current commercial agreement with the teams

The Guardian - UK

Red Bull building its own F1 engine "very bold", says Wolff

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes Red Bull going ahead with plans to build its own Formula 1 engine is a 'very bold strategy' after the collapse of its talks with Porsche.

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F1 news: Christian Horner refuses to get carried away despite Red Bull’s title lead

Christian Horner insists Red Bull are not getting carried away despite their significant lead in the Formula One world championship.

Evening Standard

‘Massive Ask’ for Red Bull to Win All Remaining Races, Says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said it would be a "massive ask" for them to win all six remaining races on the calendar despite the team having won five in a row and closing in on the drivers and constructors' championships. Red Bull have won 11 of the 16…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Red Bull: "Massive ask" to win all remaining F1 2022 races

Red Bull thinks it will be a “massive ask” to win all the remaining Formula 1 races this year, despite its car being so dominant.

Autosport

FIA's own-goal in Colton Herta case risks undoing all F1's hard work wooing the US market

AlphaTauri wanted to bring IndyCar star Herta to the F1 grid next year, but needed the FIA to allow superlicence rules to be bent – and it seems they will not get that help from the governing body

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Max Verstappen and almost bulletproof Red Bull leave Ferrari far behind

After a slow start the Dutch driver has shown imperious calm and, backed by his masterful team, a second world title is imminent

The Guardian - UK

F1 teams increasingly dissatisfied with FIA president after delays at Italian GP

The FIA’s president Mohammed ben Sulayem has come under fire for his leadership, after the Italian GP grid took more than three hours to be released

The Guardian - UK

Colton Herta's F1 switch off as Red Bull abandons efforts

Colton Herta's hopes of moving to Formula 1 next year have been dashed, with Red Bull abandoning its efforts to secure the IndyCar race winner a seat at AlphaTauri.

Autosport

Herta's F1 switch off as Red Bull abandons efforts

Colton Herta's hopes of moving to Formula 1 next year have been dashed, with Red Bull abandoning its efforts to secure him an AlphaTauri seat.

Motorsport

Verstappen: Important to enjoy current success amid F1 win streak

Max Verstappen says it is important for him and Red Bull to enjoy their current wave of success in Formula 1 as he nears a second world championship.

Motorsport

Verstappen: Important to enjoy current F1 wave of success

Max Verstappen says it is important for him and Red Bull to enjoy their current wave of success in Formula 1 as he nears a second world championship.

Autosport

Ferrari under extra pressure from boasting over history as Red Bull "get on with racing"

The Italian Grand Prix saw Ferrari celebrate their 75th anniversary with special car liveries and yellow racing suits for their drivers, but still Red Bull stole the headlines

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Red Bull's Christian Horner admits wanting to "inflict pain" on Mercedes rival Toto Wolff

Mercedes were dominant for years after adapting quickest to F1's hybrid era, but now Red Bull are the ones on top and Horner is happy to give Wolff a taste of his own medicine

Daily Mirror

King Charles got kissed by Geri Horner - and she broke protocol again to grab his bum

King Charles III had an infamous encounter with the Spice Girls back in 1997 - with one of them calling him 'very sexy' - and he sent a letter to Geri when she left the group

Birmingham Post

Andy Murray-backed sportwear brand Castore signs major deal with F1 team Red Bull

Castore was founded in Liverpool by brothers Tom and Phil Beahon

Autosport

Hamilton: F1 2022 win will need luck as Red Bull "almost unbeatable"

Lewis Hamilton admits that his Mercedes Formula 1 team will need some good fortune if it is to win a race before the end of the 2022 season.

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Hamilton: Win will need luck as Red Bull F1 is “almost unbeatable”

Lewis Hamilton admits that his Mercedes Formula 1 team will need some good fortune if it is to win a race before the end of the 2022 season.

Motorsport

F1 teams failed to agree on plan to stop races ending under safety car

Formula 1 teams failed to agree on plans to stop races ending under the safety car amid discussions after last year’s Abu Dhabi controversy, according to Andreas Seidl.

Motorsport

Red Bull's VSC plan shows Ferrari's F1 strategy call not wrong in Italian GP

Red Bull has revealed that it would have stopped Max Verstappen during the early VSC period at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix if then leader Charles Leclerc had not pitted.

Autosport

F1 Italian GP should have been red flagged, says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks the FIA should have red-flagged Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix to avoid a safety car finish.

The Guardian - UK

F1 team chiefs and FIA hold summit over Italian GP safety car controversy

Formula One team chiefs met with the FIA on Monday for a summit meeting with the controversial finish to Sunday’s Italian Grand Prix top of the agenda

Motorsport

FIA should have red-flagged F1 Italian GP, says Horner

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner thinks the FIA should have red-flagged Formula 1's Italian Grand Prix to avoid a safety car finish.

Autosport

Red Bull's VSC plan shows Ferrari's strategy call not wrong in Italian GP

Red Bull has revealed that it would have stopped Max Verstappen during the early VSC period at Formula 1’s Italian Grand Prix if then leader Charles Leclerc had not pitted.

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