We've been waiting patiently for news on the Formula  Netflix documentary, charting the 2018 season, and finally we have a glimmer of something! No date has been set, but a Max Verstappen-heavy teaser was dropped on the Dutch Netflix account. Max and Daniel Ricciardo discussing that incident in Baku? Yes please!

Max Verstappen says he was left "smiling" after getting his hands on Red Bull's RB15 for the first time on Wednesday, while team chief Dr Helmut Marko says the Honda power unit new to the car is already performing better than its Renault predecessor.

Max Verstappen got his hands on Red Bull's 2019 challenger, the RB15, for the first time at Silverstone on Wednesday after the car was revealed with a striking "one-off" livery. Red Bull turned heads with their car launch once again in 2019, although it appears a normal look will return to the car come the season.

Red Bull have broken cover on a radically different challenger for the 2019 campaign. The new season is one of large change at Red Bull, with Honda on board as engine partner for the first time and Pierre Gasly replacing Daniel Ricciardo alongside Max Verstappen.

Excitement is building as Wednesday sees the second of three 2019 Formula 1 car launches with Red Bull set to lift the cover on the RB15 this afternoon, UK time. Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly's challenger for the 2019 season will be under close scrutiny as Red Bull prepare for their first season with Honda power.

Max Verstappen has confessed that, although it is nice to recuperate following a long, hard season, he ultimately can't wait for the 2019 Formula 1 season to begin. The Dutchman is also excited to see how Honda and Red Bull can work together following their new partnership.

Max Verstappen completed his second day of FIA community service this weekend, completing his punishment for a physical confrontation with Esteban Ocon at last year's Brazilian Grand Prix. The Red Bull driver spent a day with Formula E stewards in Marrakesh last month and took part in "interactive case study sessions" to complete the process.

Max Verstappen predicts that he and Charles Leclerc will play out Formula 1's headline rivalry in the years to come as Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel have done in recent seasons. Both Verstappen and Leclerc have been tipped as future world champions after impressive results in their early careers.

A superstar line-up of Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel might be a dream scenario for many a Red Bull fan, but the man who could make such a thing happen, Dr Helmut Marko, says he "would not enjoy" having to manage the two drivers.

Formula 1 stars Max Verstappen and Lando Norris were the star attractions of iRacing's Bathurst 12H race this weekend, but it's fair to say that they ended up making the headlines for pretty different reasons. Their Team Redline squad failed to finish the race after a couple of eye-popping crashes on the race sim.

Max Verstappen and Lando Norris will be teammates this weekend after signing up to Team Redline 4X in the iRacing Bathurst 12H. The F1 stars are the most renowned players of the racing simulator game, which pits users against each other in packed online fields.

Pierre Gasly says he is in the "best situation" to have Max Verstappen as his 2019 teammate. This week, Red Bull team boss Christian Horner declared that Verstappen is the driver that five time world champion Lewis Hamilton now "fears" the most.

Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vette' fear Max Verstappen more than any other Formula 1 driver, according to the Dutchman's Red Bull boss Christian Horner. Verstappen finished fourth in the drivers' championship last year, but ended the campaign in superb form.

Max Verstappen insists he will not be following five time world champion Lewis Hamilton out of the back of a plane any time soon. Hamilton recently shared that he had obtained his solo skydiving license as he enjoys the pre-season period before testing.

Max Verstappen does not think Red Bull will be able to compete with Mercedes and Ferrari in terms of power right away in the upcoming 2019 Formula 1 season, but insists that everyone within the team, and Honda too, are working tirelessly towards that goal.

Red Bull has set the ultimate target for its first year in works collaboration with Honda and motorsport advisor Dr Helmut Marko says the Japanese marque "promises much more" than previous partner Renault as they look to topple Mercedes in 2019.

An image purporting to be of Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly's helmets for the 2019 Formula 1 season has emerged on social media, suggesting that the Dutchman has opted for a radically new design for the upcoming campaign, with a white and red colour scheme hinting at close ties to Red Bull's new relationship with Honda.

Pierre Gasly has revealed that he takes inspiration from Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen in particular in his career, due to the fact the duo have followed a similar path to him to move up the ranks in the sport to be successful.

Max Verstappen will take on the role of "senior driver" at Red Bull next year, with Pierre Gasly having been drafted into the team earlier than boss Christian Horner anticipated. Red Bull were pressed into hiring Gasly to the senior squad after Daniel Ricciardo's surprise switch to Renault.

Pierre Gasly has "no chance" of besting Red Bull colleague Max Verstappen in his debut campaign at the team, with the Dutchman able to hit the ground running in a way that his new teammate will not be able to in 2019.

Max Verstappen may begin to seek a move away from Red Bull if he does not win the drivers' title in 2019, according to 2009 Formula 1 champion Jenson Button. Verstappen enjoyed his best F1 season to date in 2018, but Red Bull's switch to Honda power units makes building on that uncertain.

Max Verstappen thinks he could challenge for the 2019 driver's world championship, but only if the Red Bull-Honda package is fast right from the start. This is in contrast to the previous few campaigns in which the team started slowly only to improve gradually as the season went on.

Max Verstappen offered a bullish challenge to the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel, suggesting he does not need Red Bull and new supplier Honda to outpace Mercedes and Ferrari in order to muscle into the fight for honours in 2019.

Daniel Ricciardo has revealed that he had to come to terms with the prospect of Max Verstappen potentially becoming world champion in the Red Bull team he was set to leave before he confirmed his 2019 switch to the Renault works team.

Red Bull boss Dr Helmut Marko has completely denied the accusations that the team have brought in Pierre Gasly as Daniel Ricciardo's replacement within the team for the 2019 Formula 1 season so he can act in a "number two" driver capacity behind Max Verstappen.