Dr Helmut Marko remains convinced that Red Bull can win the 2019 world championship. Mercedes dominated the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, but it was Max Verstappen,... read more »

Lewis Hamilton said Max Verstappen's impressive Australian Grand Prix powered by Honda put him in mind of his hero Ayrton Senna's many successes with the Japanese... read more »

Former Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali is expecting the Maranello team to bounce back in Bahrain after being comprehensively outperformed by rivals Mercedes at the... read more »

Red Bull's switch to Honda engines for 2019 was considered a gamble, but the new partnership got off to a great start with Max Verstappen splitting the Ferraris in... read more »

Christian Horner thinks it is premature to put Red Bull in the world championship conversation despite kicking off its new Honda partnership with a podium. read more »

In today's F1 Gossip, Rosberg backs Bottas for 2019 title, Honda responds to historic podium and Vietnam construction work begins. read more »

Red Bull-Honda looks set to be a "force" in Formula 1 after an impressive Australian Grand Prix. That is the view of former two-time world champion Mika Hakkinen, who... read more »

Honda is promising more power, and Red Bull is determined to improve its chassis after the new works pairing impressed at the 2019 season opener in Melbourne. Max Verstappen,... read more »

A podium for Max Verstappen was a great way for Red Bull to start their new relationship with Honda, according to Christian Horner. read more »

Scoring a podium on their first race with Red Bull, Honda's F1 technical director Toyoharu Tanabe admits that has taken some of the pressure off the engine supplier. read more »

Honda has been "relaxed" by scoring its first Formula 1 podium in 11 years at the first attempt with Red Bull, but still sees a "clear" performance gap to... read more »

Ferrari went into the opening race of the 2019 Formula 1 season as favourites, but it failed to even get a car on the podium, as Mercedes and Red Bull beat the Prancing Horse... read more »

Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen wins Honda their first podium as an engine supplier since 2008 read more »

Red Bull are setting their sights on championship leaders Mercedes, rather than Ferrari following the Australian Grand Prix, according to Dr Helmut Marko, who said Max... read more »

Despite aero regulations introduced for the very purpose, drivers feel it remains difficult to follow rivals closely. read more »

Among those most impressed by Max Verstappen's Honda-powered drive to a podium finish in Melbourne was Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Still to make it to the top step of the podium at his home race, today Daniel Ricciardo barely made it to the first corner courtesy of a trackside gutter. read more »

Though ecstatic at his podium finish in Melbourne with new engine partner, Honda, Max Verstappen admits there is still much work to be done. read more »

Red Bull has taken a cheeky swipe at two-time world champion Fernando Alonso, tweeting the message 'Now we can fight!' after claiming third place at the Australian... read more »

Valtteri Bottas secured a dominant victory in the season-opening Australian Grand Prix 25 seconds clear of team-mate and title rival Lewis Hamilton, while Max Verstappen... read more »

Red Bull lauds "dream start" to Honda engine tie-up after delivering the Japanese manufacturer its first F1 podium since 2008.  read more »

Red Bull's first race with Honda engines has delivered the Japanese manufacturer's first podium since their return to F1. read more »

Max Verstappen has played down his chances of winning the opening race of the 2019 Formula 1 season in Australia, saying the team isn't yet ready to top the podium, but... read more »

Ferrari look the real deal when it comes to threatening the dominance of Mercedes, but what about those who could spring a surprise with a podium spot? read more »

Guenther Steiner believes Haas will need to "get lucky" to reach the podium because on a "normal" Sunday, that's only available to the top three teams. read more »