Marko's departure leaves Red Bull without the two main guiding personalities from its 2005 entry into F1 after longtime team principal Christian Horner was ousted in July.
Motorsport
Wed, Dec 10
An emotional Norris stood sobbing on the podium at Yas Marina after a year marked by intense pressure, late-season drama and one of the closest title fights in recent years.
Mon, Dec 8
"It's incredible. It is pretty surreal. I've dreamed of this for a long, long time," said the 26-year-old McLaren driver.
The Red Bull driver is in a three-way title battle with rivals Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Sun, Dec 7
Lawson will line up with 18-year-old Arvid Lindblad in 2026 after his current teammate Isack Hadjar was promoted to join Max Verstappen at Red Bull.
New Zealand
Sat, Dec 6
The 38-year-old is already in France with long-time co-driver John Kennard and said he was thrilled to be back in the sport's top flight since contesting Rally Australia in 2018.
The Formula 1 title fight is Lando Norris' to lose, and he doesn't look like losing.
On Wednesday, Lawson's team Racing Bulls announced it would be keeping the 23-year-old for the 2026 season.
Fri, Dec 5
McLaren teammates Norris and Piastri and Red Bull's Max Verstappen are all in contention for the Formula 1 world title as the final race approaches in Abu Dhabi.
He will race alongside Arvid Lindblad, who has been promoted from Formula 2, while Isack Hadjar will move to the Red Bull alongside Max Verstappen.
Wed, Dec 3
According to a Dutch publication, several sources have said Lawson will retain his seat with Racing Bulls - Red Bull's junior outfit.
Tue, Dec 2
Verstappen's race engineer Gianpiero Lambiase suggested to the Dutch four-time champion over the radio that it seemed Antonelli had let Norris pass him.
The 23-year-old Kiwi will find out if he has a spot on the grid for 2026 on Wednesday, according to Red Bull team officials.
Mon, Dec 1
The Australian, comfortably the fastest driver over the weekend in Qatar, had to settle for second behind victorious Max Verstappen on Monday's race after a failed pit-stop strategy.
Kiwi Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson has banked a ninth-place finish at the Qatar Grand Prix, strengthening his campaign for a full-time seat next season.
It followed a steady showing in the earlier 19-lap sprint race around the Lusail International Circuit where Lawson climbed from 16th on the grid to finish 14th.
Sun, Nov 30
Lawson said the team would have liked "one more lap".
Sat, Nov 29
McLaren's equal-most experienced driver is backing Oscar Piastri to bounce back and go toe-to-toe with championship leader Lando Norris and Red Bull heavyweight Max Verstappen.
Fri, Nov 28
Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies said a decision on the driver line-ups for 2026 will be made next week.
The measured thickness on the skid wear on the McLarens failed to meet the minimum thickness requirements.
Mon, Nov 24
Kiwi Racing Bulls driver locked up at the first turn and clipped McLaren’s Oscar Piastri, damaging the front of his car.
Sun, Nov 23
A Bathurst champion in 1970, 1971, 1973, 1977, Moffat was the face of Ford in Australia for close to a decade as he took on Brock on the mountain.
Kiwi driver clocked a fastest time of 1m 49.062s around the wet and slippery Las Vegas Strip Circuit – running 10th fastest in Q1 and sixth fastest in Q2.
Sat, Nov 22
The Racing Bulls driver enters the weekend off the back of a good result at the Brazilian Grand Prix earlier this month, crossing the line seventh and taking a haul of six points.
Fri, Nov 21
The Racing Bulls driver made his first Q3 appearance since August, delivering a timely result as he continues to fight for a full-time seat in 2026.
Sun, Nov 9
