Scuderia AlphaTauri – Racing at the Peak of Formula 1

Scuderia AlphaTauri F1 Team is the designated sister team of Red Bull Racing in Formula 1. Formerly known as Toro Rosso, the team underwent a name change in 2020 while retaining its core identity. In 2023, Yuki Tsunoda and Nyck de Vries continue to represent this Italian-Austrian outfit based in Faenza. The team’s leadership is under the guidance of team principal Franz Tost, with driver selections influenced by Red Bull consultant Helmut Marko.

Scuderia AlphaTauri F1 Team

Origin of Scuderia AlphaTauri F1 Team

Scuderia Toro Rosso emerged as a satellite team in 2006, evolving from the remnants of Minardi, a team that struggled to achieve podium finishes or competitive standing in the sport. Red Bull owner Dietrich Mateschitz acquired the team, transforming it into Red Bull Racing’s development squad. Since the acquisition, the team’s fortunes improved significantly. Sebastian Vettel elevated Toro Rosso’s performance, securing a notable victory at the 2008 Italian Grand Prix. The team continues to garner points consistently, with drivers such as Max Verstappen and Daniel Ricciardo making significant contributions. In 2020, Daniil Kvyat and Pierre Gasly took the reins of the Scuderia AlphaTauri race seats.

The decision to adopt the name Scuderia AlphaTauri F1 Team stems from the establishment of a Red Bull-affiliated clothing brand in 2016 named AlphaTauri. Having both Red Bull and Toro Rosso names in the sport essentially meant double advertising for the same product. The name change to Scuderia AlphaTauri F1 Team in 2020 aimed to streamline the branding. In the 2020 Constructors’ Championship, AlphaTauri secured a commendable seventh-place finish. While there were moments when it seemed they might surpass Ferrari in the standings, the margin fell just short by 24 points. The team’s impressive point tally was partly attributed to Pierre Gasly’s standout performances during the season.

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Full 2025 F1 testing results

Carlos Sainz
1
CARLOS
SAINZ
Leader
Lewis Hamilton
2
LEWIS
HAMILTON
+0.031s
Charles Leclerc
3
CHARLES
LECLERC
+0.083s
George Russell
4
GEORGE
RUSSELL
+0.197s
Max Verstappen
5
MAX
VERSTAPPEN
+0.218s
Alex Albon
6
ALEX
ALBON
+0.302s
Kimi Antonelli
7
KIMI
ANTONELLI
+0.436s
Oscar Piastri
8
OSCAR
PIASTRI
+0.592s
Pierre Gasly
9
PIERRE
GASLY
+0.692s
Lance Stroll
10
LANCE
STROLL
+0.881s
Liam Lawson
11
LIAM
LAWSON
+0.904s
Jack Doohan
12
JACK
DOOHAN
+1.020s
Yuki Tsunoda
13
YUKI
TSUNODA
+1.149s
Isack Hadjar
14
ISACK
HADJAR
+1.327s
Fernando Alonso
15
FERNANDO
ALONSO
+1.352s
Esteban Ocon
16
ESTEBAN
OCON
+1.380s
Lando Norris
17
LANDO
NORRIS
+1.534s
Gabriel Bortoleto
18
GABRIEL
BORTOLETO
+1.709s
Nico Hulkenberg
19
NICO
HULKENBERG
+2.109s
Oliver Bearman
20
OLIVER
BEARMAN
+3.013s
F1 CALENDAR 2025
Race
Date
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Australian
Albert Park
16 Mar
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Chinese
Shanghai International
23 Mar
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Japanese
Suzuka Circuit
6 Apr
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Bahrain
Sakhir desert
13 Apr
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Saudi Arabia
Jeddah Street
20 Apr

Testing Total Distance Covered by Team

1
Mercedes
458
2
Haas
457
3
Racing Bulls
454
4
Alpine
405
5
Williams
395
6
Ferrari
382
7
McLaren
381
8
Sauber
354
9
Aston Martin
306
10
Red Bull
304
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