Red Bull technical director Pierre Waché has issued an update on his squad's challenger for the 2026 season.
The car is being built under a brand new set of technical regulations, which includes a major revamp to the aerodynamics rules.
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Christian Horner given 'prime' target in push for F1 comeback
Johnny Herbert believes Christian Horner could be the answer to Ferrari's prayers, pinpointing the Italian team as the "prime" target for the former Red Bull boss.
The three-time grand prix winner highlighted how the 51-year-old was able to create a "winning formula" at the Milton Keynes-based squad, even if it has fallen into a state of decline ahead of his departure in July.
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Lance Stroll opens up on harsh F1 criticism: 'I like to see it as just noise'
Lance Stroll has shared how he handles the bright spotlight that comes with racing in F1, and what he does to counteract the harsh criticism he is often subject to.
The Aston Martin driver is one of the most polarising figures in the Formula 1 paddock. Now into his ninth season in the championship, whilst he has shown he is quick enough to compete in F1, he is considered by many to not be worthy of the seat he occupies at the Silverstone-based squad.
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McLaren send 'biggest challenge' warning after sharing intense 'sacrifice'
McLaren team principal Andrea Stella maintains the "biggest challenge" facing the Woking-based squad is on the horizon, having wrapped up a second successive F1 constructors' championship.
The looming overhaul of F1's chassis and power unit regulations creates considerable uncertainty ahead of the 2026 campaign and means that, despite having pulled itself up from the back of the grid in early 2023, McLaren is far from guaranteed success next year, even as title holders.
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Lewis Hamilton handed uncertain verdict by F1 ally after 'tricky' Ferrari start
Valtteri Bottas hopes Lewis Hamilton will "bounce back" from his difficult first season at Ferrari, but ultimately believes only time will tell if the British driver can recover to race-winning ways.
The seven-time F1 drivers' champion made the switch from Mercedes over the winter, riding to Maranello on a wave of expectation and optimism.
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Which F1 team is the best fit for Christian Horner after Red Bull axe?
Christian Horner's dramatic departure from Red Bull in July 2025, ending a remarkable 20-year tenure, has left one of F1's most successful team principals actively seeking his next opportunity.
After negotiating a considerable severance package that crucially allows him to return to F1 in early 2026, Horner has been, according to Aston Martin's Andy Cowell, "ringing around almost every team" looking for work.
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