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F1: Craig Skinner steps down from Red Bull chief designer role

Craig Skinner has stepped down from his role as chief designer of Red Bull Racing ahead of the 2026 Formula 1 season, Afrosport reports. Skinner was appointed chief designer in 2022 but will now depart after working with the Milton Keynes-based team for two decades. His departure is seen as a blow for Red Bull who are gearing up for the second pre-season test in Bahrain...

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F1: Piastri remains focused despite shrinking championship lead

Oscar Piastri says his mentality has not changed as his lead in the Formula 1 drivers' championship continues to shrink, Afrosport reports. The Australian finished fifth at the United States Grand Prix on Sunday while Max Verstappen won the race with Lando Norris finishing second. The result left Piastri just 14 points ahead of his McLaren teammate Norris in the championship standings while Verstappen is 40...

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F1: Norris unsurprised by Red Bull’s form after Verstappen’s Azerbaijan GP win

Formula 1 championship contender Lando Norris says he is not surprised by Red Bull Racing's recent form after Max Verstappen claimed another dominant victory at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on Sunday, Afrosport reports. The reigning world champion led from pole position to the very end for his second consecutive win after winning the Italian Grand Prix last time out, and his fourth win of the season....

F1: Christian Horner dismissed as Red Bull team principal after 20 years

F1: Horner formerly departs Red Bull with £52 million payoff

Former Red Bull team principal Racing Christian Horner has formally left the Formula 1 team after agreeing a severance worth £52 million, Afrosport reports. The 51-year-old was relieved of his duties in July after the British Grand Prix, bringing to an end his 20-year reign as the longest-serving team principal in F1 history. Under Horner’s leadership, Red Bull won eight drivers’ championships and six constructors’ championships....

F1: Verstappen puts in commanding show from pole to win Italian Grand Prix

F1: Verstappen puts in commanding show from pole to win Italian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen put in a commanding performance from pole position as he won the Italian Grand Prix 19.2 seconds ahead of McLaren's Lando Norris, Afrosport reports. The reigning world champion went off the line in the opening corner at the start of the race in wheel-to-wheel battle with Norris and ceded the lead to his British rival after gaining a lasting advantage. Verstappen however overtook Norris...