There will be three new drivers on the grid next season, while Isack Hadjar will make the move from Racing Bulls to Red Bull - but one driver has been left without a pathway into F1 for 2026.

HELMUT MARKO has accused Christian Horner of playing “dirty games” ahead of his exit from Red Bull Racing. The advisor is set to leave the F1 team at the end of the year just months

A year of off-track change for Red Bull ended without a world championship win for the first time since 2020. It is the end of an era.

Yuki Tsunoda has been backed to make a swift return to the Formula 1 grid after his ousting from Red Bull by the team’s boss, Laurent Mekies. The Japanese driver was stripped of his drive with the Milton Keynes-based squad after a difficult season, and will be replaced for 2026 by Isack Hadjar.

Hadjar will be under the spotlight racing for Red Bull and alongside an F1 legend like Verstappen, and he will be doing so during a year that will bring the "biggest shake-up to the technical regulations for several decades in 2026 and the debut of Red Bull Ford Powertrains on track," per the announcement.

Helmut Marko is set for retirement as Red Bull’s motorsport advisor in Formula 1, despite an initial contract for 2026.

Helmut Marko is leaving Red Bull, whose academy he has run for 25 years, following the conclusion of the 2025 Formula 1 season.

Red Bull has finally announced its line-up for the 2026 season, with Isack Hadjar replacing Yuki Tsunoda. The Frenchman, who has impressed throughout his rookie

An F1 fan's Mum has documented a stunning effort to turn a McLaren car into a Red Bull, with her young son being a Max Verstappen fan.

The new Red Bull RB22 car for the F1 2026 season is to feature a double-pushrod suspension layout, it has been claimed. Formula 1’s regulations will be overhauled next year as the chassis and engine regulations change simultaneously.