A Red Bull insider has revealed that former team boss Christian Horner made two mistakes at the team, while also admitting that his relationship with Helmut Marko 'broke down'.
Horner was the team principal of Red Bull Racing between 2005-2025, claiming 14 world championships with the team in that time. Having taken over a brand new outfit in 2005, Horner turned them into a championship-winning team within six seasons.
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Red Bull talent drain hits again as another Max Verstappen ally joins F1 rivals
Four-time F1 champion Max Verstappen has once again lost a key member of the Red Bull garage to a rival squad as the energy drink giant's worrying talent drain continues.
Since design genius Adrian Newey announced his intention to leave the Milton Keynes-based F1 squad on May 1, 2024, the amount of big names opting to also depart has been astonishing.
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Max Verstappen's manager issues new statement about F1 star's future and Red Bull exit clause
Max Verstappen's manager Raymond Vermeulen has issued a new statement about his superstar client's future in F1.
The 28-year-old four-time world champion has been strongly linked with an exit from Red Bull as the team struggles to provide him with a winning car in 2026.
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Toto Wolff fires warning to Mercedes after allowing Ferrari into F1 title battle
Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff has warned his team that they have not met expectations or extracted the maximum performance out of their car so far in this year's championship.
From the get-go it was clear the Silver Arrows were the ones who had come closest to mastering the 2026 regulations reset.
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F1 star reveals he put team into administration in desperate bid to save jobs
F1 star Sergio Perez has revealed that he helped to save a struggling F1 team from going completely bankrupt.
Perez is now at a new outfit in Cadillac, but has previously driven for a number of teams, including Sauber, Red Bull and Racing Point.
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Honda chief reveals good news for Aston Martin but admits 'very demanding' Spa concerns
Aston Martin can finally see light at the end of a very long F1 tunnel in 2026, but Honda chief Shintaro Orihara admits there will be more pain before a true turnaround begins.
Honda are Aston Martin's power unit provider, but the partnership has got off to a rocky start as the 2026 version so far has been a major cause of issues for the team.
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Former McLaren star sides against Lewis Hamilton in famous feud: 'Fernando Alonso had it 100% won'
A former McLaren racer has had his say on the feud between Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso, specifically concerning their battle at the 2007 Monaco Grand Prix.
Pedro de la Rosa was the test driver at McLaren during the fateful 2007 season, and watched from the sidelines as Hamilton and Alonso's rivalry sparked into an all-out feud in their only season spent as team-mates.
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Ferrari release full onboard lap video of F1's newest track and it looks tricky
Well, La Monumental looks like everything it was cracked up to be as the countdown to the first Spanish Grand Prix at the new Madring circuit reaches a final crescendo.
For the first time ahead of its debut in two months time, there's official video of an F1 car taking on Spain's Madring circuit, including its half-kilometre, heavily-banked Turn 12.
➡️ READ MORE: Ferrari release full onboard lap video of F1's newest track and it looks tricky
F1 star claims George Russell is 'lucky' to only trail Kimi Antonelli by 25 points
Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer has warned George Russell that he's lucky to only be a race win behind team-mate Kimi Antonelli in the world championship standings.
Russell got out of the blocks fastest in Melbourne, taking the first race win of the season and with it the championship lead, but Antonelli won the next five races in a row to snatch the lead back in Japan.
➡️ READ MORE: F1 star claims George Russell is 'lucky' to only trail Kimi Antonelli by 25 points


