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Vettel in Talks for Future Role at Red Bull F1

Iconic Champion Eyes New Role Former four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel is reportedly in preliminary discussions with Helmut Marko about stepping into an advisory role at Red Bull Racing when the current advisor decides to retire. With Marko's future uncertain beyond 2026, the prospect of Vettel taking the helm adds an exciting chapter to the team's legacy.

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Vettel's transition into a mentorship role could not only bring invaluable experience back to Red Bull but also signal a new era for the team. His deep understanding of both driving and team dynamics could bridge the gap between current drivers and the team's storied past, potentially strengthening Red Bull’s competitive edge.

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Patrese Hails Verstappen's Unique Talent in F1 Super League

Max Verstappen's exceptional driving skills place him in a distinct category within Formula 1, according to Riccardo Patrese. The former F1 driver lauds the Dutchman's ability to excel even without the most competitive car, while also addressing claims of bias in the sport. Our Take: Patrese&

Is South Africa Ready for a Formula 1 Comeback?

Recent developments at the Kyalami circuit have sparked excitement about a potential Formula 1 return to South Africa. The FIA has approved plans for the circuit to upgrade to Grade 1 status, paving the way for the possibility of hosting a Grand Prix for the first time since 1993. Our

Vasseur's Future at Ferrari in Jeopardy as Pressure Mounts

As Ferrari approaches the Austrian Grand Prix, team principal Fred Vasseur finds himself under significant pressure amidst speculation about his position. With criticism brewing concerning Ferrari's performance and management, former champion Jacques Villeneuve highlights the team's history of leadership changes, hinting that Vasseur may be facing

Red Bull Set to Unveil Upgrades at Home Race in Austria

Red Bull Racing is gearing up to showcase a series of significant upgrades at the Austrian Grand Prix as they wrap up their development for the 2025 F1 season. Following earlier adjustments to their floor, sidepods, and front wing, the team is poised to enhance their performance on familiar turf.

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Patrese Hails Verstappen's Unique Talent in F1 Super League

Is South Africa Ready for a Formula 1 Comeback?

Vasseur's Future at Ferrari in Jeopardy as Pressure Mounts

Red Bull Set to Unveil Upgrades at Home Race in Austria