Webber: Total no-brainer, F1 needs Silverstone

On the day that could mark the deadline for the BRDC to sign a contract with Bernie Ecclestone, Mark Webber has insisted that Formula One must remain at Silverstone.

Horner: F1 cannot rely on manufacturer outfits

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Toyota's demise epitomises the fact Formula One should not be reliant on the manufacturers.

Horner: Red Bull won't fade away next season

Christian Horner is convinced Red Bull will be no one-hit wonders.

Sun: Red Bull, Brawn, BMW

Sebastian Vettel won the season-ending Abu Dhabi GP ahead of his team-mate Mark Webber and the two Brawn GP drivers.

Vettel: If only the season had run longer

Sebastian Vettel reckons Red Bull could have had a better shot at the World title if the season was a few races longer as his RB5 is just "getting quicker."

Red Bull duo 'surprised' by Hamilton's pace

Sebastian Vettel admits he was surprised by the gap Lewis Hamilton was able to pull out over himself and his team-mate Mark Webber in Saturday's Abu Dhabi qualifying.

Sat: McLaren, Red Bull, Brawn

Lewis Hamilton will start the inaugural Abu Dhabi GP from pole position after beating the Red Bull and Brawn GP drivers to the coveted grid slot.

Vettel: Pace and a reliable engine!

Sebastian Vettel believes Red Bull will be competitive in this weekend's Abu Dhabi GP after a successful Friday's running.

Vettel intent on wrapping up second place

Sebastian Vettel is determined to stay ahead of Rubens Barrichello, both on the track this weekend in Abu Dhabi and in the Drivers' standings.

Webber gunning for Abu Dhabi victory

Mark Webber sees no reason why Red Bull cannot end the season on a high note with a victory in this weekend's Abu Dhabi GP.

Webber excited about new challenge

Mark Webber admits he's looking forward to racing at the Yas Marina circuit for the first time and is confident Red Bull will do well.

Vettel: Second is the first loser

Sebastian Vettel doesn't care if he finishes this year's Drivers' Championship in second place, having already lost the crown to Jenson Button.

Sun: Red Bull, BMW, McLaren, Brawn GP

Mark Webber claimed the victory in Sunday's Brazilian GP, beating Robert Kubica, Lewis Hamilton and Seb Vettel. But the day belonged to fifth-placed and new World Champion, Jenson Button.

Webber: Red Bull have every reason to be proud

Jenson Button's World title victory may have taken the focus away from Mark Webber but the Brazilian GP winner says he still has every reason to be proud of his Red Bull team.

Horner 'delighted' for Button

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admits he is 'delighted' that Jenson Button won the World Championship.