Red Bull rebranded Toro Rosso as AlphaไTauri for the 2020 F1 season, aligning it with their fashion brand.

Under the AlphaTauri guise, the team claimed their second win at the 2020 Italian Grand Prix with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Pierre Gasly.

The new regulations in 2022 saw the team take a step back, slumping to ninth in the champion🌠ship.

F1 2023 hasn’t started any bet꧃ter, with𒁏 AlphaTauri yet to score in either of the opening two races.

Their poor form, combined with the death of Red Bull co-founder Dietrich Mateschitz in October 2022, led to speculation that the 🐈sec🦹ond team would be sold.

Mark🀅o revealed that Red Bull’s management is con༺sidering a name change for AlphaTauri.

“It is something we are reconsidering," he told RacingNews365.

“It is logical too. The branding of AlphaTauri has been scaled back 💙somewhat, because only in a few countries where we race, AlphaTauri is actually sold. It is about three to four countries only꧑. 

“The tasꦫk is simple. More money must be brought in and results improved.♔"

Marko also insisted that Red Bull🎀 “need a second team” particularly when they start using their own F1 engine from RBPT.

"No, AlphaTauri is not for♔ sale," he added. "Internally, there were several considerations, though.  What is not satisfactory is that AlphaTauri costs more than Red Bull, so what do we do? 

"Do 💝we 🔯restructure, do you stay in Italy? Do you move the team partially to England or maybe even completely? Do you sell the whole thing? These were the considerations, when a new management comes in, you go through every possibility. 

"We need a second team, simple as that.  Especially also for the [Red Bull Powertra𒀰ins] engines, it has to work. We have very good people here, the best.🍒 But we also have to prove in practice that things are under control."