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Max Verstappen: Sacking Christian Horner makes no difference to my Red Bull future
Max Verstappen says Christian Horner’s shock dismissal as Red Bull team principal has “made no difference” to his decision over whether to stay at the team, adding “only time will tell” if it is the right move on the part of the team’s shareholders.
Assured by Helmut Marko that he will remain a Red Bull driver until the end of the F1 2025 season, Yuki Tsunoda says that ...
Sebastian Vettel has made his demands to Red Bull, explaining that he needs to have a greater understanding of the nature of ...
F1 legend Sebastian Vettel has hinted that he may one day make a return to racing, as well as confirming talks with Red Bull ...
Juan Pablo Montoya wonders if Helmut Marko will soon join the list of departed top personnel from Red Bull, with the former driver stating that Max Verstappen's impending decision could play a ...
Tearful staff rocked by Red Bull chief Christian Horner’s axing have been ordered to “smile more” by their new Austrian and ...
Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has hinted at upcoming changes within the team's revamped hierarchy. Amid McLaren's recent poaching of its head of race strategy, Will Courtenay, Marko ...
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Helmut Marko responds to Horner's departure from Red Bull Racing
Red Bull Racing has parted ways with Christian Horner yesterday morning. The Brit has been with the team since the start of ...
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Permane sends ‘Red Bull Austria’ message as Marko makes driver admission – round-up
Alan Permane thanked senior figures at Red Bull for his promotion, while Helmut Marko made an admission about their drivers.
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