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Max Verstappen’s manager reacts to Christian Horner’s Red Bull F1 sacking
Max Verstappen ’s manager Raymond Vermeulen insists Christian Horner ’s sacking “changes nothing” regarding the Dutchman’s commitment to Red Bull Racing. Horner, 51, was sensationally relieved of his duties as Red Bull F1 CEO on Wednesday morning, with Racing Bulls team principal Laurent Mekies replacing him.
Christian Horner's sacking as Red Bull team boss, a seismic moment for the sport despite warning tremors, raises immediate ...
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Why Verstappen is still problematic for McLaren in F1 2025 title fightA difficult Friday, a brilliant pole lap, and a Sunday reality check for Red Bull: the British Grand Prix was a perfect ...
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F1 LIVE | Verstappen probed by Red Bull over Mercedes drive? Marko regrets not signing Hulkenberg?Hello and welcome readers, to GPblog's daily liveblog, where you'll have easy access to the best stories the F1 world has to offer in the quickest and most complete way possible: It's F1 LIVE. Max ...
With the British Grand Prix completed, we have reached the half-way point of the 2025 Formula One season. There is no better ...
Max Verstappen has shown he has the pace when it matters most as he beat Formula 1 title rivals Oscar Piastri and Lando ...
A BMW M2 and Porsche GT3 RS were involved in a horror smash on the Nurburgring last week, with both cars being engulfed in a ...
Fomrula One ans have spotted the gesture Max Verstappen made towards former rival Lewis Hamilton after the British Grand Prix ...
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After days of speculation he might leave Red Bull for Mercedes, Max Verstappen got a closer look at a Mercedes car than he ...
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