Red Bull find themselves in unfamiliar territory in the Constructors’ Championship, and Christian Horner knows where it went awry

It's an upside-down world that Red Bull is experiencing this season. The Milton Keynes team, after an excellent start to the championship that suggested continuity with the dominance shown in 2023, is no longer able to win,

Christian Horner says Red Bull have traced their decline all the way back to the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix last June, despite the dozen-plus races Max Verstappen won after that event.

Red Bull have gone from hunted to hunters in the Formula One constructors' championship and will "throw everything" into regaining the lead from McLaren, team boss Christian Horner said on Sunday. Red Bull have led the championship since 2022 and enjoyed the most dominant season on record last year with 21 wins in 22 races.

Red Bull F1 adviser Helmut Marko gave his verdict on the team's constructors' championship chances after losing top spot in the standings to McLaren in Azerbaijan

Red Bull Racing relinquished the lead in the constructors' championship in Baku. McLaren is the new number one and Helmut Marko openly admitted immediately after the race that he believes the World title is out of the picture.

Lando Norris pointed to Ferrari as a bigger threat than Red Bull after his McLaren team roared to the top of the Formula One constructors' standings for the first time in more than a decade. Oscar Piastri's impressive victory and Norris' fine fourth place with fastest lap,