Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane opens up about facing the "biggest challenge yet" as the 2026 F1 season commences and his excitement over leading the first full season with the team.
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Permane on Racing Bulls “biggest challenge yet” for 2026 F1 season

As the 2026 F1 season prepares to roll into Melbourne, Australia, for the season-opener and the start of one of the biggest technical overhauls in recent decades, Racing Bulls team principal Alan Permane shared some of the challenges, developments, and his first full tenure leading the team. During a Q&A published by Racing Bulls, Alan Permane expressed…

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Red Bull Racing and Racing Bulls collaborated with Ford Racing for their F1 livery reveal in Detroit, Michigan on January 15, 2026.
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Red Bull unveil livery ahead of 2026 F1 season

Red Bull Racing’s livery reveal took place on January 15, 2026, ahead of the 2026 F1 season. The reveal took place in partnership with Ford Racing’s season launch in Detroit, Michigan, paying homage to the power unit supplier’s heritage. Red Bull partners with Ford for 2026 F1 campaign In 2023, Ford announced a long-term partnership with…

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Despite finishing P8, Isack Hadjar was anything but satisfied after the F1 São Paulo GP, where he believes his effort wasn't worth 4 points.
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Isack Hadjar calls F1 São Paulo GP a “not very good” race despite points finish

Racing Bulls driver and rookie Isack Hadjar concluded the São Paulo GP in P8 with his teammate Liam Lawson at P7 by the end of the 71-lap race. While both drivers had a back-to-back points finish at Interlagos, Hadjar was anything but satisfied with his result, quoting it as “a not very good day for…

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SAO PAULO, BRAZIL - NOVEMBER 08: Fifth placed qualifier Isack Hadjar of France and Visa Cash App Racing Bulls in parc ferme during qualifying ahead of the F1 Grand Prix of Brazil at Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace on November 08, 2025 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. (Photo by Rudy Carezzevoli/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202511081002 // Usage for editorial use only //
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Hadjar targets top 6 finish on Sunday after P5 in Qualifying at the 2025 F1 São Paulo GP

VCARB’s Isack Hadjar continued his impressive run of form by qualifying fifth for the 2025 F1 São Paulo GP. The Interlagos circuit, with its undulating layout and unpredictable conditions, tested drivers’ adaptability throughout the day. For Hadjar, it was another opportunity to show his growing maturity and technical skill. After stepping out of the car,…

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Isack Hadjar at 2025 Mexico City GP
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Isack Hadjar admits costly mistake responsible for “painful” F1 Mexico City GP

With just three points separating Racing Bulls in P6 and Aston Martin in P7, both teams are hungry to bag any and every available point. What makes them even more desperate is the 39-point gap Williams is sitting comfortably with for P5 in the table. Precisely because of these reasons, Racing Bulls looked to be…

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Lawson sporting a damaged front wing following turn 1 incident with Sainz at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP, shortly before his close call with marshalls on track
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Lawson discusses “unacceptable” close call with marshalls following F1 Mexico City GP

Racing Bulls Liam Lawson reflects on his dangerous near miss with marshalls on track during his short lived F1 Mexico City GP appearance. Liam Lawson suffered a difficult Mexico City GP having retired from the race on lap 5. Despite his limited running on track, the young VCARB driver was caught up in multiple incidents…

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Drivers on track at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP with controversial issues addressed by the FIA

FIA issues statement after controversial Lawson near-miss incident and late-race VSC at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP

The FIA has issued two detailed statements defending its actions following a pair of highly controversial incidents at the 2025 F1 Mexico City GP on Sunday. Both moments — one involving Racing Bulls driver Liam Lawson and another concerning a late-race Virtual Safety Car — drew sharp criticism. However, the governing body insisted that safety,…

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