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McLaren boss Zak Brown ‘not surprised’ after F1 arch rival Christian Horner’s shock Red Bull exit
McLaren F1 CEO Zak Brown insists he was “not surprised” by the sudden departure of arch rival Christian Horner at Red Bull.
Red Bull Unlikely to Rebound After Horner Exit, According to Schumacher
Red Bull's 2026 performance has come under scrutiny following Christian Horner's exit, potentially leaving Max Verstappen in ...
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Verstappen remains in a split: Chaos at Red Bull after absurd claim about Horner
An intriguing story in a British tabloid, wherein allies of Christian Horner anonymously smear Red Bull Racing. Accurate or ...
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Alan Permane sends message to ‘Red Bull Austria’ over ‘shock’ new role
The role change came about after Red Bull’s bombshell announcement that Christian Horner had been released with immediate effect after 20+ years at the helm of Red Bull Racing, the subsequent ...
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Brown "not surprised" by Horner's Red Bull F1 exit
That also came amid a power struggle at the parent Red Bull company following the death of founder Dietrich Mateschitz and ...
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Red Bull's top brass under attack post-Horner Departure: 'They will regret this'
Formula 1 journalist Joe Saward fears that Christian Horner's departure will have negative consequences for Red Bull Racing.
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Red Bull told ‘zero’ chance as Horner exit deemed no surprise – round-up
Red Bull and Christian Horner remain key talking points in the world of Formula 1 as we round-up the latest F1 news.
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Red Bull told no way back after ’embarrassing’ Christian Horner engine admission
Speaking to media including PlanetF1.com ahead of what proved to be his final race in charge of Red Bull at the British Grand ...
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Red Bull in 'good hands' despite Horner's departure, says ex-Red Bull family driver
Former Red Bull family driver Sebastien Bourdais has stated that it's 'not easy' for the team to lose a figure like Christian ...
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What’s Next for Red Bull Racing after Christian Horner’s ‘Shock’ Sacking?
It’s fair to say Red Bull is looking for a major change in its fortunes after a particularly difficult racing season: the ...
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'Shockwave demise gave way to Horner's mortal foe at Red Bull Racing'
Christian Horner is no longer CEO and team principal of Red Bull Racing, and former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher believes he ...
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Former Toro Rosso driver certain Red Bull is left in 'good hands' after Horner's sacking
Former Red Bull family driver Sebastien Bourdais has stated that it's 'not easy' for the team to lose a figure like Christian ...