Mekies: Red Bull Will Hire Outside Talent If Needed
Red Bull have lost plenty of talented members from their team of late - but Laurent Mekies insists the situation is nothing to worry about.
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Red Bull have lost plenty of talented members from their team of late - but Laurent Mekies insists the situation is nothing to worry about.
After a dip in 2025, Franco Colapinto has found his groove again – and the F1 buzz is well and truly back among Argentinian F1 fans, writes F1 Hall of Fame journalist Davis Tremayne.
Vowles explains why Williams had 'messy' winter as team bounce back with Miami double points finish After a tough start to the season, both Williams drivers finally scored points in Miami.
After a lengthier than normal break, the F1 circus reconvened in Miami for the second Sprint weekend of the season as the newly upgraded cars broke cover – causing a few changes to the pecking order.
Emerson Fittipaldi joins the Beyond The Grid podcast to reflect on his remarkable story in the sport. May 06, 2026 11:36am UTC Why would a double F1 World Champion at the height of their powers walk away from a winning car?
Kimi Antonelli's victory in Miami continued Mercedes' unbeaten start to the 2026 season on Sundays with the Silver Arrows having now claimed four Grand Prix wins from four at the start of Formula 1's new era of rules.
Wednesday 6 May 2026 08:04, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Watch new footage of Max Verstappen styling out a 360 spin in a chaotic opening lap in Miami.
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Lewis Hamilton says his "challenging" Miami weekend "won't define us" after the Ferrari driver struggled for pace. Hamilton was consistently a few tenths adrift of Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc throughout the Sprint weekend in Miami and failed to finish any session in the top five.
The Miami Grand Prix produced contrasting fortunes for Red Bull's drivers as Max Verstappen returned to contention at the front of the field while Isack Hadjar lost touch with the Dutchman.
The competitive shift resulting in the Miami upgrades from McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull was significant. Suddenly, Mercedes had real competition and, although Kimi Antonelli won regardless, his victory was hard-fought and came after fighting past both a Ferrari and a McLaren, with Lando Norris…