The Bahrain Grand Prix, which takes place from Thursday to Saturday, marks the start of the Formula One World Championship. All eyes will be on Red Bull because of their dominance of the circuit and Christian Horner, who was cleared of "inappropriate behaviour" allegations on Wednesday.

The Red Bull Racing Team, where he has been Team Principal since 2005, said in a statement on Wednesday that the allegations against him had been "dismissed" following an internal investigation, as he told an external lawyer on 10 February.

The Dutch driver claimed the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in the United Arab Emirates on the Yas Marina Circuit, marking the 22nd (and final) race of the Formula 1 season. Verstappen secured 19 wins out of 22 races (along with 21 podiums), a truly astonishing feat that solidifies his status as the King of Formula 1.

In the world of international sport, dramatic changes have been taking place for a long time, and especially in these days, which have had an impact on their performance, their effects and their scope. 

Red Bull driver Sergio Pérez has argued that changes to the sprint format will make the Formula One World Championship tighter prior to the first of six such races this season in Baku.

A trio of drivers are looking to become the first to win the Azerbaijan Grand Prix on two occasions as the Formula One World Championship returns for its fourth event of the 2023 season at the Baku City Circuit.

EA Sports has signed a partnership with back-to-back Formula One world champion Max Verstappen of The Netherlands.

Wave Esports is latest sports team to be affiliated with the Red Bull brand, after signing a deal with the energy drinks company that will help develop its Valorant team.

England Netball has announced a partnership extension to 2023 with Red Bull as its official performance drink supplier.

Canada Basketball has announced a partnership with energy drinks giant Red Bull.

For some strange reason, I didn’t receive much sympathy when I told friends I would be unable to see them this weekend because I had been sent on a last-minute trip to Florida for the beach volleyball World Tour Finals.

It may have been something to do with the chance to see some top level athletes compete in one of the last big tests ahead of next year’s Olympic Games. Or, perhaps, it was something to do with a sport which stirs excitement levels probably more than any other, not to mention the prospect of 30 degree-plus heat as temperatures plummet back in Britain…