dietrich mateschitz

Dietrich Mateschitz has left a remarkable legacy, and built a staggering fortune.

Red Bull founder and owner Dietrich Mateschitz has died at the age of 78. 

Niki Lauda says Dietrich Mateschitz never seriously approached Mercedes about a Red Bull engine deal because he 'doesn't like' the manufacturer

Dietrich Mateschitz says talk about Red Bull's 2014 driver line-up is nothing more than speculation

Ahead of the F1 2011 World Championship campaign, Dietrich Mateschitz contends that Mark Webber is 'as good as' team-mate Sebastian Vettel - and admits that were the young German to wish to leave Red Bull Racing, the team would not stand in his way

Dietrich Mateschitz has ramped up the pressure on Red Bull Racing in F1 2010, arguing that with the car and the drivers that the team has, to expect anything less than title glory 'would be absurd'

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has conceded that the energy drinks-backed outfit 'was wrong' to publicly blame Mark Webber over the controversial Istanbul clash - and insists both the Australian and Sebastian Vettel will remain free to race one another

S?bastien Bourdais has revealed that he was informed he had been sacked by Scuderia Toro Rosso by text message - accusing his former employers of a lack of 'style' after being evicted from the Red Bull 'junior' concern's revolving ejector seat.

BMW-Sauber relinquished its hold over Sebastian Vettel when it failed to offer the German a race seat in 2008, Christian Horner has revealed - as Red Bull Racing makes clear its firm intention to retain the services of the sport's hottest property for the foreseeable future.

Red Bull energy drinks magnate Dietrich Mateschitz has moved to ward off the attentions of Norbert Haug, who confessed that he may be keen to prise Sebastian Vettel away from the Milton Keynes-based squad in order to drive for McLaren-Mercedes one day.

He may have missed out on securing the second berth at Scuderia Toro Rosso in 2009 to S?bastien Bourdais, but Takuma Sato could yet be thrown a Formula 1 lifeline - with the confirmation that the Japanese star is in talks with Red Bull Racing regarding a test and reserve role.

Despite Sebastian Vettel insisting that he has no regrets about having signed to compete with Red Bull Racing next season [see separate story - click here ], Niki Lauda has

Formula 1's newest race-winner Sebastian Vettel is emphatically 'not for sale', Red Bull has insisted, as a former grand prix ace suggests BMW-Sauber missed out on a golden opportunity to keep a driver described by Bernie Ecclestone as 'super' on its books.

Following on from Crash.net's exclusive that revealed British F3 and World Series by Renault outfit Ultimate Motorsport is looking to break onto the Formula 1 grid as early as next year [see separate story -

Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz has revealed that the Milton Keynes-based squad made no effort to secure Fernando Alonso's services for 2008 because the former double world champion 'was free for a year only'.