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44. Masashi Yamamoto
Age 57 Occupation Managing Director, Honda F1 Nationality Japanese Position Last Year 48 Masashi Yamamoto took on the role of Honda F1 Managing Director. Yamamoto-san’s role means that he is now solely focussed on the Formula 1 operation, underlining just…
3. Dietrich Mateschitz
Age 77 Net worth $27,9bn Source of wealth Red Bull Nationality Austrian F1 involvement Circuit owner, Team shareholder Dietrich Mateschitz is the co-founder of the Red Bull energy drinks empire. He famously started the company after watching rickshaw riders in…
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4. Chalerm Yoovidhya & family
Age 70 Net worth $20,2bn Source of wealth Red Bull Nationality Thai F1 involvement Team shareholder, Circuit owner Chalerm Yoovidhya is the son of the late Red Bull co-founder Chaleo Yoovidhya who passed away in 2012. Click here to subscribe to…
Verstappen sets Max vs Max Rubik’s Cube challenge for Park
American speedcuber given one Red Bull Ring lap to show off his incredible skill. Click here to subscribe to our print edition! American Max Park has made a global name for himself on the back of his Rubik’s Cube feats…
Pierre Gasly: “I want to feel I can drive the RB15 the way I want to”
Aston Martin Red Bull Racing started the season with two main changes: a new unit power, Honda – the performance has been a huge surprise so far, and a new driver whose adaptation to the RB15 is being tougher than…
Daniil Kvyat: “I didn’t think twice about going back to Toro Rosso”
Daniil Kvyat, the 25-year-old Russian driver is back in Formula 1 and he is just about to complete his strongest season in the very pinnacle of motorsport. We at Paddock magazine asked Daniil a few straightforward questions. Click here to subscribe…
Daniel Ricciardo: “I don’t feel like I need to sign anything soon”
The brightest smile of the paddock settled on a driver that proves it’s possible not to lose control driving a car at 350 kmh. Daniel Ricciardo of Red Bull Racing is showing all his potential: five races into this season…
Toro Rosso’s Graham Watson: “We’re at the saturation point”
Toro Rosso’s Team Manager Graham Watson has an interesting motorsport career: moving to Formula 1 from rally and F3000, ranging from being a mechanic, an engineering liaison to a Team Manager, working for such Formula 1 teams as Brawn, Lotus,…
2018 Formula 1 Season Preview
What will the 2018 Formula 1 season hold for us? More of the same? Mercedes and Hamilton at the front, Ferrari looking threatening but never really getting close enough to open their DRS to challenge for the championship, and Sauber…
Formula Fuel
In a winter filled with news on wider tyres, increased aerodynamics, shock world champion retirement announcements and a raft of technical personnel changes, the Formula 1 world has not been short of news. One topic which perhaps hasn’t received the…
Best Tweets from the Brazil and Abu Dhabi GPs
Formula 1 2016 season has crowned Nico Rosberg as the new World Champion. Abu Dhabi has been the perfect closer for a year that has left us a few memorable and nerve-racking moments. The social media life of Formula 1 teams has certainly…
The curious case of Daniil Kvyat
Daniil Kvyat may have been retained by Toro Rosso for another season, but his long-term future at Red Bull remains in doubt. Catapulted into the flagship Red Bull outfit after just one year at Toro Rosso, Kvyat compared favourably against…
