The F1 2026 cars have 50-50 engine power split between electrical energy and internal combustion. Verstappen has been a vocal critic of these changes, even suggesting on more than one occasion that he is 'considering his future' in Formula 1 owing to the quality of cars.

'He must respect weight of voice': F1 chief Stefano Domenicali cautions but acknowledges Max Verstappen's concerns

Lambiase has worked with Verstappen since the Dutchman, who won the last of his quartet of world titles in 2024, joined Red Bull a decade ago. His impending exit raises more questions about Verstappen, who hinted during last month's race in Japan that he is ready to quit Formula One. 

Formula One: Verstappen on his way out of Red Bull? Lambiase exit rumour fuels speculation

The major concern among the drivers is 50-50 split of internal combustion and battery-driven electrical power in the engine. Beacuse of this new powertrain, the drivers need to make sure that the batter is fully charged on certain areas of he track to ensure optimal performance.

F1 2026 | Red Bull's Max Verstappen 'doesn't want to leave' but 'not enjoying' either

Inside the mind of F1’s newest driver: 18-year-old Arvid Lindblad on failure, learning and Formula 1

Red Bull has expressed regret over comments made about young Formula 1 talent Kimi Antonelli, prompting discussion across the F1 paddock and among fans. In this video, we break down what happened, why the remarks drew attention, Red Bull’s response, and what this means for Antonelli’s growing career as he continues to be seen as one of the sport’s most promising future drivers.


Formula 1: Red Bull 'Sincerely' Regrets Comments Made on Kimi Antonelli 

After qualifying fifth for Red Bull behind McLaren’s pole-sitting title-chasing Lando Norris, both Ferraris and Mercedes' George Russell, he complained of a difficult and frustrating day.

Red Bull's Verstappen needs 'people to retire in front of me' to get ahead

Christian Horner: The fall of Red Bull’s most powerful man

Horner, who was mired in controversy last year after a text scandal broke out, has been under scrutiny for Red Bull's dipping form in the ongoing season as well. The news was confirmed by Formula 1 official X handle on Wednesday (Jul 9). 

Formula 1: Red Bull sack Team Principal and CEO Christian Horner

In the high-octane world of Formula 1, Red Bull Racing is orchestrating a masterful performance that propels its energy drink sales into overdrive, leaving competitors in the dust.

Decoded: How Red Bull Racing gives wings to its energy drinks 

Daniel Ricciardo is back in Formula One. The driver, however, will race for AlphaTauri as a replacement for Nyck de Vries for the rest of the season. Ricciardo is associated with Red Bull Racing and and will join AlphaTauri on loan.

Formula One: Daniel Ricciardo replaces Nyck de Vries in AlphaTauri, to compete at Hungarian Grand Prix

Red Bull Racing's defending world champion Max Verstappen won the 2023 season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday in his 10th attempt and in doing so, he made it clear that Red Bull has the speed it needs to defend the title.

Formula 1: Max Verstappen and Red Bull show dominance, and other key takeaways from 2023 Bahrain GP

Formula One will have 23 races this season, still a record and one more than last year, with the sport facing a four-week gap in April after deciding not to replace the cancelled Chinese Grand Prix.

New F1 season to have 23 races, no replacement for Chinese Grand Prix named yet

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