Red Bull: Porsche got ‘ahead of themselves’ over 50% stake
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Porsche got “a little bit ahead of themselves” with talk of buying a 50% stake in the Formula 1 organisation, following the collapse of their negotiations
Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Porsche got “a little bit ahead of themselves” with talk of buying a 50% stake in the Formula 1 organisation, following the collapse of their negotiations
Nyck de Vries has warned that tweaking the superlicence regulations or making an exception to allow Colton Herta to race in Formula 1 next year would “almost kill” the F1 ladder
Carlos Sainz ensured Ferrari ended both Friday practice sessions fastest at the Italian Grand Prix by beating Red Bull’s Max Verstappen to top spot in FP2
Antonio Giovinazzi has admitted he hopes his Haas Friday practice outings are a route back onto the Formula 1 grid in 2023
Charles Leclerc led a 1-2 for home team Ferrari in F1’s first practice for the 2022 Italian GP – but it was points leader Max Verstappen who looked quickest
Formula 1 championship leader Max Verstappen will receive a five-place grid penalty at the Italian Grand Prix for an engine change
Red Bull is confident enough about its Formula 1 future that it’s allowed a potential Porsche partnership to fall through. Edd Straw explains its stance
F1 has a more lenient reprimand threshold in place in 2022 – but Yuki Tsunoda and AlphaTauri took just 15 races to clear it
The prospect of Porsche’s 2026 Formula 1 entry falling through before it even gets to the grid is somewhat in keeping with the oddness of the firm’s F1 history so far
Porsche’s announcement that Red Bull talks have collapsed is a major blow to F1 unless the brand’s entry can be salvaged in another form
