Red Bull hope the RB21 will help them recover the Formula 1 constructors' title and help fire Max Verstappen to a fifth consecutive drivers' championship success

Max Verstappen has conceded that Red Bull failed to get the results they were looking for when they upgraded their RB20 car last year. The Dutchman eventually secured his fourth consecutive world championship title after a battle with Lando Norris at the business end of the campaign.

If Max Verstappen does win again in 2025, he will be only the second driver in F1 history to win five titles in a row, after Michael Schumacher

Formula 1 fans have been given a tantalizing glimpse of the Red Bull RB21 in action, as Max Verstappen took the car for a spin in Bahrain. The sneak peek has sent excitement levels soaring, offering a first look at the team's latest challenger.

Red Bull Racing unveiled its 2025 Formula One car, the RB21, designed by Adrian Newey. The car replaces the title-winning RB20 and will be driven by Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson during pre-season testing in Bahrain.

Max Verstappen is confident in Red Bull’s development direction as he targets a fifth straight F1 title, despite Adrian Newey’s exit.

Max Verstappen says Red Bull are "confident" they have made the right changes to their car as he seeks a fifth consecutive drivers' title.

Max Verstappen has completed his first kilometres in Red Bull Racing's new RB21. At a windy Bahrain circuit, the reigning champion was the first to subject the new car to a small test during the shakedown this Tuesday.

The wait to see the RB21 is over as Red Bull put their F1 2025 machinery through a shakedown run at the Bahrain International Circuit on Tuesday ahead of pre-season testing. Red Bull presented the RB21,