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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.
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'Red Bull employee who accused Horner has a new position'The staff member who accused Christian Horner of inappropriate behaviour last year – resulting in an internal investigation – ...
Amid Mercedes’ interest in Verstappen and Red Bull’s decline in performance, Horner’s abrupt axe was interpreted by some as ...
Horner’s departure came after a tumultuous 18-month period at Red Bull, during which Max Verstappen’s father Jos called for ...
Four-time world champion Max Verstappen has revealed his first impressions after securing a sprint victory at ...
Last weekend, Jos Verstappen was present at the Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps for the Belgian GP. On the grid, just before the ...
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Verstappen Denies Horner Firing LinksIn a fascinating interview before the Belgian Grand Prix, Verstappen was grilled on the change in leadership at Red Bull ...
Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen has opened up on the lesser-known details of Christian Horner's exit and if the ...
Max Verstappen says Christian Horner's removal as Red Bull team principal has no impact on the decision about his own future.
Christian Horner always spoke highly of Arvid Lindblad, the great talent from Red Bull's junior academy. However, following ...
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Red Bull chief Helmut Marko explains reason for Christian Horner sacking at Belgian Grand PrixRed Bull chief Helmut Marko has finally revealed why they decided to let Christian Horner go midseason. The Milton ...
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