Red Bull has finally unveiled its stunning Hypercar that has spent years in development.
Only 50 RB17s, designed by technical genius Adrian Newey, will be manufactured and come with a host of add-ons for each buyer.
READ MORE: Red Bull unveils breathtaking and 'emotional' hypercar
Verstappen set for crucial Red Bull boost
Red Bull is set to unveil a significant upgrade package at the Hungarian Grand Prix later this month in a bid to fend off the threat from McLaren.
The Woking-based squad has steadily powered its way to the front of the field in recent weeks and is now challenging Red Bull and Max Verstappen at every track.
McLaren sees 'underperforming' Perez as key to F1 title hopes
McLaren CEO Zak Brown believes Sergio Perez has 'opened a window' that has allowed his team to scent F1 title glory this year.
McLaren and Lando Norris have emerged as the nearest challengers to Red Bull and Max Verstappen in the constructors' and drivers' standings following an improvement in performance since the delivery of an upgrade at the Miami Grand Prix.
READ MORE: McLaren sees 'underperforming' Perez as key to F1 title hopes
Marko delivers crucial Perez Red Bull contract update
Red Bull advisor Dr. Helmut Marko has revealed that an evaluation on Sergio Perez's performances will take place during the upcoming summer break.
It is understood by RacingNews365 that Perez has been told by Red Bull to improve his performances prior to the upcoming summer break, with there being several clauses in his new 1+1 Red Bull contract.
READ MORE: Marko delivers crucial Perez Red Bull contract update
Red Bull reveal staggering price tag of RB17 hypercar
Red Bull has confirmed the price tag of the newly-launched RB17 hypercar sits just under the mammoth figure of £6 million (€7.1m).
The car was officially launched on Friday at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
READ MORE: Red Bull reveal staggering price tag of RB17 hypercar
Audi announce signing of former Mercedes figure
Stake F1 has announced the signing of Stefan Strähnz as Programme Director ahead of Audi's 2026 arrival when the new power unit regulations are introduced.
Strähnz joins the Hinwil-based outfit from Mercedes, who he spent 13 years working for. His official start date has been confirmed as October 1st this year, with him reporting to Sauber Group CEO Andreas Seidl.
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