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Inside Red Bull Racing
Step inside one of the most successful British sports stories in history as acclaimed sports journalist Matt Majendie, who has covered F1 for nearly two decades, is given unprecedented access to the World Champion Red Bull Racing Team during its 2025 Formula 1 season. Amid the drama of the four-time champion Max Verstappen attempting to make it five in a row, the departure of key personal, the turmoil and gossip that surrounds team principal Christian Horner, Majendie lifts the lid on what it takes to survive, thrive and dominate one of the most popular and glamourous sports on earth.
365 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 21, 2026
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June 22, 2026
Really interesting. It's probably a better read in a few years time once my memories of the 2025 season are a bit fuzzier. A bit of insight on the sacking of key staff but I'm sure there is more yet unsaid.
July 26, 2026
Kausi 25-26 oli isojen muutosten vuosi, jotka kirjassakin tulivat kyllä esille. Lukijana yleisfiilis jäi kuitenkin pään silittelyksi, vaikka toimittajana tallin sisällä pääsi varmasti näkemään kuumempiakin kohtaamisia. Tältä osin kirja jäi siis vähän pettymykseksi. Mielestäni myös Red Bullin ja avainhenkilöiden historiaan oli käytetty hieman liikaa aikaa, vaikka jonkinlainen pohjustus toki onkin suotavaa. Pääpaino oli toki kaudessa 25-26, kuten pitikin.
Arvoin kolmen ja neljän tähden välillä, päätyen tällä kertaa kolmeen. Tuntuu että niin paljon enemmän mehukkaita tarinoita olisi viime kausi voinut tarjota.
June 19, 2026
[Audiobook]
Gushing with praise for Max, who deserves it. But not going deep on Horner and his departure. I feel like this is what you get when an organisation allows a journo an inside peek. The journo chooses to be nice, or is constrained by access (or a contract) and so I came away without any particularly new insights.
Still fun, and yes, Max is amazing.
Gushing with praise for Max, who deserves it. But not going deep on Horner and his departure. I feel like this is what you get when an organisation allows a journo an inside peek. The journo chooses to be nice, or is constrained by access (or a contract) and so I came away without any particularly new insights.
Still fun, and yes, Max is amazing.
September 17, 2026
3.5 stars
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