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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.
Max Verstappen says Red Bull sacking Christian Horner as team principal won't impact his future
Max Verstappen spoke to the media on Thursday for the first time since Christian Horner was sacked by Red Bull; watch every session of the Belgian GP Sprint weekend, starting with Practice at 11.30am and Sprint Qualifying at 3.
Red Bull in freefall, are they? Max Verstappen won the first race since the sudden sacking of Christian Horner – a ...
Max Verstappen passed pole-sitter Oscar Piastri on the first lap before holding on for victory; Red Bull recently sacked ...
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Red Bull chief engineer ‘shocked’ by Horner exit as Mekies inherits “difficult situation”Red Bull Formula 1 chief engineer Paul Monaghan has admitted Christian Horner’s sacking was a “shock”, and acknowledged ...
Mercedes CEO Toto Wolff denied playing a role in the firing of former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.
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