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The key figures Red Bull has lost over the past three years

With the announcement of Gianpiero Lambiase’s impending departure, Red Bull is losing yet another key figure from a team that had previously been characterised by a level of stability rarely seen in Formula 1. Here’s a look at the figureheads who have left the team in recent years

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Christian Horner says Max Verstappen not to blame for his Red Bull dismissal

Christian Horner left Red Bull last year after 20 years with the company

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Inside Red Bull Powertrains: The four-year race to build an all-new F1 engine

Red Bull Racing will be competing in Formula 1 with its own engines for the first time this year. But how has the engine project been developed over the past four years and what is its current status? Engine chief Ben Hodgkinson explains.

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Inside Red Bull Powertrains: How Red Bull and Ford built their F1 engine project

Red Bull will be competing in F1 with its own engines for the first time this year. But how has the engine project been developed over the past four years and what is its current status?

Autosport

Laurent Mekies says Red Bull Ford powertrain era fulfils Dietrich Mateschitz's “dream”

Red Bull’s 2026 livery launch in Detroit carried a tribute to the late Dietrich Mateschitz, with Laurent Mekies saying the team is now living out the founder’s “dream”

Motorsport

Red Bull co-owner Mark Mateschitz to enter Dakar Rally under an alias

Mateschitz and celebrity partner Victoria Swarovski will tackle the Dakar in January after taking part in several rallies over the last two years

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Helmut Marko: ‘Max Verstappen would have been F1 champion if Christian Horner had been dismissed earlier’

Max Verstappen narrowly missed out on the 2025 F1 title in the same season that Christian Horner was sacked as Red Bull team principal after 20 years in charge

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5 Billionaires Who Have a Shot at Becoming the Next Jeff Bezos

These 5 billionaires are making bold moves—could one of them become the next Jeff Bezos? See who’s rising fast in tech, retail, and innovation.

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Can Cadillac learn something from Red Bull’s early days in F1?

What are the lessons Cadillac can learn from

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Can Cadillac learn something from Red Bull’s early F1 driver line-ups?

Cadillac has opted against a line-up of up-and-coming talent for its first year in F1 – but as Dietrich Mateschitz once told Christian Horner, other things matter more

Motorsport

How a jump from the stratosphere gave Baumgartner his shot in motorsport

Extreme sports icon Felix Baumgartner has died following a paragliding accident on Thursday in the coastal town of Porto Sant’Elpidio on Italy’s Adriatic coast.

Autosport

How a jump from the stratosphere gave Felix Baumgartner his shot in motorsport

Extreme sports icon Felix Baumgartner has died following a paragliding accident on Thursday in the coastal town of Porto Sant’Elpidio on Italy’s Adriatic coast.

Motorsport

The 2% that changed everything: Has the Red Bull power mystery been solved?

Since the death of Dietrich Mateschitz, much has changed at Red Bull. In the aftermath of Christian Horner’s sacking as Red Bull Formula 1 team boss, focus on power and who holds control at the parent company has come into sharp focus.

Motorsport

Is Red Bull axing Horner now a good idea? Our writers have their say

On Wednesday, Red Bull made the decision to part ways with its Formula 1 team principal of more than 20 years, Christian Horner, replacing him with Racing Bulls boss Laurent Mekies.

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Is Red Bull right to axe Christian Horner now? Our writers have their say

On Wednesday, Red Bull made the decision to part ways with its Formula 1 team principal of more than 20 years, Christian Horner, replacing him with Racing Bulls boss Laurent Mekies.

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Has there been a hidden power shift at Red Bull?

Since news broke on Wednesday that Christian Horner is no longer Red Bull F1 team boss, documents have surfaced which several media outlets interpret as evidence that the balance of power within the company has shifted in recent weeks.

Autosport

The 2% Club – has there been a hidden power shift at Red Bull?

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The biggest challenges Red Bull faces after sacking Horner

With Christian Horner sacked, Red Bull closes a chapter spanning all the highs and lows of the team’s history - one that includes two dominant eras, first with Sebastian Vettel and later with Max Verstappen, but it the recent downturn too.

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The biggest challenges Red Bull faces after sacking Christian Horner

With Christian Horner sacked from his team principal position, Red Bull closes a chapter spanning all the highs and lows of the team’s history – one that includes two dominant eras, first with Sebastian Vettel and later with Max Verstappen, but it the recent downturn too.

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How Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit mirrored his F1 arrival and why he will be missed

From day one at Red Bull Christian Horner was fully aware of the ruthlessness in F1. So perhaps Wednesday’s announcement that he was being “released from his operational duties” shouldn’t have come as such a bolt from the blue.

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Why F1 will miss Horner after his Red Bull exit had hallmarks of his arrival 20 years ago

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Autosport 75: Horner’s first F1 season with Red Bull

This is supposed to be the era of manufacturer-led Formula 1. A sport dominated by the mega-buck operations set up by vast global entities such as Toyota and Honda, to promote their brands and boost their reputations in markets stretching from the US to China.

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How Christian Horner's Red Bull sacking will shake the team and the whole F1 paddock

In football it’s become a cliché, but no less true for being repeated, that you’re only as good as your last game. Even managers with the most gilded of track records can be ignominiously fired if their team’s form slips into a prolonged dip.

Autosport

What Horner's sacking means for Red Bull – and the whole of F1

Motorsport

Who slept worst last night: Christian Horner

Max Verstappen’s Orange Army now flocks to Spielberg with a sense of expectation. Every Austrian Grand Prix weekend for the past few years has delivered gratification in some form: he won both races in 2021, finished second in 2022, led from pole to victory in 2023, and won the sprint…

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