At the beginning of the year Red Bull were rocked by internal instability following an investigation into the conduct of team principal Christian Horner, who was subsequently cleared of any wrongdoing.
However, the team lost two key figures over the course of 2024, including design legend Adrian Newey and their sporting director Jonathan Wheatley, who will both join rival teams Aston Martin and Sauber.
Red Bull lose key sponsor
Red Bull will also part ways with a major sponsor in 2025, with their exit projected to cost the team $146m.
Crypto exchange company Bybit will end their partnership with the team after three years together, a deal that saw Red Bull receive a reported $146m over the course of the deal.
The brand allegedly decided to not renew their deal due to the uncertainty in the crypto market, but Horner has since turned his attention to a new sponsor for the 2025 season.
Red Bull were buoyed by the announcement of a multi-year partnership with AvaTrade, who debuted with the team at the 2024 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
"Everyone at Oracle Red Bull Racing is excited to be welcoming AvaTrade to the Red Bull family and to see them proudly displayed on the RB20 in Abu Dhabi as we celebrate the end of the 2024 season," Horner said on the signing.
"This is a unique partnership that has combined our shared values of maximizing potential and achieving success – whilst pushing the limits.
"The partnership expanding to F1 Academy and Talking Bull shows the commitment and amazing working relationship that the Team already has with AvaTrade, and shows the depth of the world of Red Bull and exciting opportunities in F1.
"We look forward to reaching new heights together in 2025 and beyond."