Constructor
Championship
P7
Wins
0
Points
30
Podiums
0
Races entered
17
Podium finish
P1
0
P2
0
P3
0
2026 Season
2026 Season
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Christian Horner has playfully suggested that Guenther Steiner's fame from Netflix's Drive to Survive eclipses his achievements in F1. Despite Steiner's colorful presence on the show, Horner recalls their early Red Bull days with a chuckle.

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Brazilian driver Rafael Câmara is poised to bring significant sponsorship value to Haas as he joins their F1 team in 2027. With backing from influential companies, Câmara aims to emulate Sergio Perez's success in attracting funding.

Esteban Ocon is eyeing a vital opportunity to secure a seat with Cadillac for the 2027 F1 season, competing against Valtteri Bottas for the position. With options narrowing, Ocon's future in Formula 1 may hinge on this battle.

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Haas has revealed a new Godzilla-themed livery for its cars at the United States Grand Prix in Austin. This latest design adds a splash of color to celebrate an upcoming film release.

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F1 teams occasionally break away from their usual designs with special one-off liveries. Haas is doing just that, showcasing a unique Godzilla-themed car at the upcoming United States Grand Prix.

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Rafa Camara is set to join Haas for the 2027 F1 season, bringing his impressive one-lap pace to the grid. Juan Pablo Montoya believes this talent could eventually position Camara as a contender for Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari seat.

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Lewis Hamilton's career with Mercedes almost took a different path when his father approached Red Bull in 2012 about a potential partnership with Sebastian Vettel. Christian Horner's new book reveals the behind-the-scenes negotiations that ultimately led Hamilton to join Mercedes instead.

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Lando Norris is eagerly awaiting the decision on whether his new team, LN4 Fusion, will secure a spot on the F2 grid. The outcome is expected within a month as F2 finalizes its team lineup.

FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem anticipates finalizing the technical rules for a potential return of V8 engines to Formula 1 by 2030. However, agreement from teams and power unit manufacturers is still pending.

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Max Verstappen humorously remarked on the bumpy nature of the Circuit of The Americas, suggesting he might need a 'new spine' after racing there. Despite concerns, Verstappen remains optimistic about his recent performance as he heads into the United States Grand Prix.

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Ferrari's Fred Vasseur challenges the notion that Red Bull is the dominant force in F1. He points to McLaren and Mercedes as equally strong contenders in the current season.

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Sergio Perez believes Formula 1's cost cap is actually disadvantaging smaller teams, contrary to its intended purpose. He argues that the financial constraints exacerbate inefficiencies in smaller teams, leading to a wider gap on the grid.

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Mercedes is set to sport a fresh look at the United States Grand Prix with a special livery. Drivers Kimi Antonelli and George Russell will debut the updated design at the Circuit of The Americas.

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Mercedes has decided to equip both Kimi Antonelli and George Russell with their latest upgrades for the United States Grand Prix. After mixed results in recent races, the team is keen to evaluate their performance in Austin.

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Red Bull's technical director, Pierre Waché, discusses the complex aero degradation issues affecting Max Verstappen's RB22. The team is working on improvements, but the problem remains multifaceted.

The Lusail International Circuit assures fans that preparations for the upcoming Qatar Grand Prix are nearly complete. Despite regional uncertainties, FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem remains confident the races will proceed as planned.

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