Red Bull exodus continues as man behind Max Verstappen’s controversial 2021 title exits
Jonathan Wheatley, who has been at Red Bull for 18 years, will join Audi when they enter the sport in 2026
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Jonathan Wheatley, who has been at Red Bull for 18 years, will join Audi when they enter the sport in 2026
Dutchman’s frustrations can be traced to Red Bull’s struggles and the improved performance of McLaren and Mercedes
World champion was involved in a tense exchange with his race engineer on team radio before telling his critics they can ‘f--- off’
Furious Red Bull driver said his team gave him a ‘s--- strategy’ as he finished fifth in Hungarian Grand Prix
World champion’s nearest challenger this season pushed back against assertions he needs to be more ruthless on the track
Rain at Silverstone helped to create a spell of racing which will live long in the memory
McLaren chief calls on FIA to apply the regulations more consistently ahead of British Grand Prix
Dutchman has responded to criticism he received following his collision with Lando Norris at the Austrian Grand Prix
Norris and Verstappen held clear the air talks on Monday following collision in Austria which cost both dear
Public sniping, especially over the radio, has never been as bad in F1 – let the officials see what they see and make their own judgments
Incident handed the race to George Russell – here Telegraph Sport breaks down what happened in detail
Rivals for F1 drivers’ championship made contact on lap 64, with Briton convinced he was the victim of poor driving from world champion
Endurance racing has become a landing ground for those in need of a career change, with Jenson Button among the contenders this year
Three-time world champion has told his 12 million followers in Instagram ‘false accusations’ against his partner must stop
Leading constructor awards Sergio Perez a new two-year deal and stresses ‘continuity and stability’ regarding No 1 driver
With McLaren and Ferrari challenging Red Bull’s dominance, the sport feels transformed
In coming close to beating Max Verstappen again, Lando Norris will have learnt that a tenth of a second per lap could be the difference