Despite apologising for disobeying team orders to win the Malaysian GP ahead of Red Bull team-mate Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel has admitted he would act in the same way again. read more »

Mark Webber will finish this season with Red Bull Racing but admits after it is over he's not sure what his future holds... read more »

Sebastian Vettel admits he was "indirectly" paying back Mark Webber in Malaysia for previous situations between the two drivers read more »

Mark Webber is adamant that he will see out the remainder of the season with Red Bull, but says it is far too early to discuss his future at the team beyond 2013. The... read more »

Mark Webber admits the relationship between himself and Sebastian Vettel needs rebuilding following the team orders problems in Malaysia read more »

Mark Webber says he is eager to move on from the Red Bull 'multi 21' team orders controversy, and that it will not cloud decisions about his Formula 1 future read more »

Mark Webber has confirmed he will finish the season with Red Bull but refused to commit his future to the World Champions beyond the end of the 2013 campaign. read more »

Kimi Raikkonen has refused to confirm or deny rumours linking him to Red Bull for 2014, insisting even retirement remains an option. In the wake of the... read more »

Red Bull will not issue any more team orders this season, according to motorsport advisor Helmut Marko. The outfit has come under pressure for asking Sebastian Vettel to remain... read more »

Sebastian Vettel says he won't apologise for winning the Malaysian Grand Prix, but he is sorry for putting himself above the team. The German disobeyed team orders in the... read more »

Red Bull driver Sebastian Vettel says he does not apologise for winning after last month's controversial Malaysian Grand Prix, a race during which the German overtook... read more »

Sebastian Vettel has said that he has apologised for putting his own ambitions above those of the team, yet he is not sorry about winning. Vettel passed team-mate Mark Webber... read more »

In the wake of the ‘Multi-21′ affair, Red Bull has abolished team orders. “There will be no more team orders by us,” the energy drink... read more »

Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber will be free to race each other with Red Bull's advisor revealing they will scrap team orders... read more »

The Red Bull team orders controversy is set to be thrust firmly straight back into the spotlight at the Chinese Grand Prix after Mark Webber was selected to appear in... read more »

Red Bull will no longer issue team orders to Sebastian Vettel and Mark Webber. This is according to the outfit's long-time advisor, Helmut Marko, who previously... read more »

There could be fireworks in Thursday's FIA press conference in Shanghai as Mark Webber will be among those to field questions... read more »

Mark Blundell will serve as the driver representative steward at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix. The Briton has held the role once in the past and follows on from... read more »

Formula 1 heads to China this weekend for the resumption of a fascinating on-track battle, but all eyes will instead be on the off-circuit relationship between Mark Webber and... read more »

Mark Webber should be able to cope with life as a highly-paid and rated ‘number 2′. That is the view of former Williams driver Alex Wurz, who is the latest... read more »

Mark Webber is expecting tyre wear to remain a prominent issue at this weekend's Chinese Grand Prix, with the debate over Pirelli's more aggressive compounds... read more »

The use of team-orders after a driver's final scheduled pit stop is normal practice according to former Formula 1 driver Christian Klien. In Malaysia, both Red Bull and... read more »

Lotus team principal Eric Boullier believes it is too soon in the season to begin issuing team orders, but he added that when the time was right, a driver should respect that... read more »

Almost two weeks after the fact, the ‘Multi-21′ affair keeps racing. Germany’s Auto Motor und Sport now reports a new fact: just as Sebastian... read more »

Former Williams chief engineer Mark Gillan believes McLaren will not find a quick fix to their MP4-28's problems... read more »