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Red Bull principal Christian Horner sacked

The rise and fall of Christian Horner: From aspiring F1 driver to axed Red Bull chief

One year later, in 2006, Superman took over the car as David Coulthard scored Red Bull’s first podium finish, leading to Horner jumping into the swimming pool located on the top of the Energy Station wearing only a red cape after losing a bet over the result.

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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner fired after 20 years with team

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Red Bull signals it will keep up title fight after Horner was fired. It faces many other challenges

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Christian Horner responds to Red Bull firing: 'Obviously came as a shock'

Red Bull made a massive change this week by firing him after 21 years in the position.

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The 3 key questions facing Red Bull F1 after the shocking Christian Horner move

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How every Red Bull F1 driver fared under Christian Horner’s leadership

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Christian Horner’s surprising firing by Red Bull F1 raises many questions

In less than two years, a championship-caliber team has disintegrated, Horner’s surprise sacking on Wednesday being the denouement.

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Is Verstappen more likely to stay at Red Bull with Horner gone?

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Bernie Ecclestone labels Christian Horner “an idiot” for acting like "a 20-year-old” amid sexting scandal

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Marko's statements highlights a desperate Red Bull answerless to McLaren's might

Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen after bagging pole for the British Grand Prix were confident of getting a strong result at Silverstone, however, their configuration choice made evident how desperate the state of affairs is at the Austrian team,

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Red Bull’s Marko Acknowledges McLaren Is Much Better

Red Bull sports advisor Helmut Marko has summarized the results of the British Grand Prix, stating that driver Max Verstappen has no chance of contending for the Formula 1 title this season.

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McLaren boss Zak Brown warns of ‘disaster’ for Red Bull if Max Verstappen leaves

McLaren boss Zak Brown says it would be a “disaster” for Red Bull if four-time reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen were to leave the team.

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Red Bull's big boss doesn't rule Verstappen out in disaster season

Oliver Mintzlaff, CEO of Corporate Projects and New Investments of Red Bull GmbH, still has confidence that Max Verstappen will clinch his fifth consecutive world title in 2025. That's what the German reportedly told the staff of the Austrian company during a thirty-minute speech,

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Marko casts blunt Red Bull RB21 verdict after fresh McLaren triumph

Helmut Marko admitted McLaren "is superior" to Red Bull this season, and it would be "very difficult to come close" to them.