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How a Red Bull ‘full career’ plan was destroyed for ex-F1 star
A dropped Red Bull driver has pinned the blame on an F1 race winner with McLaren and Ferrari for wrecking his Formula 1 career plans.
Red Bull Owner Acquires Rare F1 Cars for Astonishing $650 Million from Former F1 CEO
Red Bull owner Mark Mateschitz has reportedly bought an extremely rare collection of 69 F1 cars from former F1 CEO Bernie Ecclestone for $650 million.
Red Bull face F1 demotion at Australian Grand Prix
Red Bull Formula 1 team are facing a demotion at the 2025 season opener which will take place in Melbourne in just over a week . The Australian Grand Prix is set to kickstart the new campaign, with Red Bull and their star driver, Max Verstappen, eager to jump out of the blocks with a positive result from round one.
32-Year-Old Red Bull Heir Buys Bernie Ecclestone’s Insane F1 Car Collection For Over $640 Million
Bernie Ecclestone, the founder of Formula One, is one of the richest men in the world with an estimated net worth of $2.9 billion. Part of that $2.9
Bernie Ecclestone achieves biggest sale price ever for a classic car collection
Bernie Ecclestone has sold his entire collection of historic grand prix and Formula One cars – 69 cars valued at an estimated £500 million – to the billionaire son of Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz.
“I love all my cars, but…”: Ex-Formula 1 chief Bernie Ecclestone's car collection to float on public market following record sale to Red Bull heir
Bernie Ecclestone has sold his famous collection of 69 cars, including notable vehicles like Michael Schumacher's Ferrari and Niki Lauda's Brabham, to Mark Mateschitz for a reported £500 million. Mateschitz plans to publicly display the collection,
Bernie Ecclestone's huge F1 car collection sold to Red Bull billionaire - we'll drink to that
F1 cars ever now sold ► Includes championship winners and the Brabham fan car► Many have never been offered for sale before Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone has sold his collection of 69 Formula 1 and Grand Prix racing
Bernie Ecclestone explains why he sold £500m F1 car collection in record deal
Former Formula One supremo Bernie Ecclestone has sold off his entire collection of grand prix cars – valued at around £500million – in a record-breaking deal. Ecclestone announced last year that he had put his 69 vehicle collection up for sale and on Thursday confirmed it had been sold to Red Bull co-owner and family friend Mark Mateschitz.

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Red Bull take next step on McLaren and Ferrari wings as FIA plan visit – report
Ferrari and McLaren can reportedly expect a visit from the FIA after Red Bull lodged an ‘official and accusatory ...
Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari under FIA investigation after Red Bull complain about 2025 car in huge blow ahead of F1 season
LEWIS Hamilton’s Ferrari faces a thorough FIA investigation after Red Bull complained about it’s rear wings, according to ...
Red Bull’s Christian Horner predicts Formula 1 season 2025 winner
Red Bull Racing's Christian Horner predicts up to eight different winners in the 2025 Formula 1 season. He notes that Ferrari ...
Red Bull Banking on 'Joker' Max Verstappen if RB21 F1 Car Fails to Deliver
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko calls Max Verstappen the 'joker' who can rescue the team if the RB21 underperforms this year.
F1 news: FIA launch investigation after Red Bull fury as Ferrari make worrying admission
The FIA has reportedly launched an investigation into the flexi-wing ‘mini-DRS’ effect that some teams are allegedly ...
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Max Verstappen and Red Bull facing HUGE risk to F1 success
Lawson has taken a huge leap into the unknown, without having grit his teeth in the F1 mid-pack with Racing Bulls. A jump ...
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Verstappen rules Red Bull out of Australian GP victory bid
Verstappen did not display much optimism as testing came to a close, and the Red Bull driver opened up to Dutch media on ...
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“Your Calculations Are Wrong”: Helmut Marko’s Bold Ferrari Prediction Faces Fans’ Rejection
Helmut Marko gets mocked by fans on social media after predicting that Ferrari could be the third-fastest in 2025, ahead of ...