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Christian Horner’s exit doesn’t “matter” for Red Bull future

Helmut Marko breaks silence over Christian Horner’s Red Bull sacking

Helmut Marko has broken his silence over Red Bull's decision to sack Christian Horner, revealing it was the consequence of "various factors".

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Max Verstappen: Sacking Christian Horner makes no difference to my Red Bull future

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Why was Christian Horner sacked by Red Bull? Everything we know

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Verstappen doesn’t think Horner’s firing 'will matter at all' for his future at Red Bull

Max Verstappen doesn’t think Christian Horner’s firing at Red Bull “will matter at all” amid speculation that he could leave the team after this season.

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Mekies hails sacked Horner for his support

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Max Verstappen says Christian Horner exit won’t influence his Red Bull future

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Red Bull chief engineer ‘shocked’ by Horner exit as Mekies inherits “difficult situation”

For Red Bull to succeed, a major undertaking will be sorting out its second car as its successive drivers keep failing to match team spearhead Max Verstappen.

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Verstappen says Horner exit will not influence own F1 future

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'I wish him all the best,' Hamilton says of old foe Horner

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Martin Brundle backtracks over Christian Horner sack after ‘Team Verstappen’ accusation

Martin Brundle pointed the finger at 'Team Verstappen' in the immediate aftermath of Christian Horner's Red Bull exit.

Formula 1: Toto Wolff Will Miss Christian Horner After Rival's Sacking

Wolff is now F1's longest-serving team principal, having shared a fierce rivalry with Horner that escalated in 2021 as Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Red Bull's Max Verstappen fought for the world champ

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Toto Wolff Denies Idea That Christian Horner Sacking Was His Fault

Mercedes CEO Toto Wolff denied playing a role in the firing of former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.

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Piastri beats Verstappen to Belgium F1 sprint pole as Red Bull's post-Horner era begins

Oscar Piastri beat Max Verstappen to pole position for the sprint race at the Belgian Grand Prix as Red Bull began its first Formula 1 race weekend since the firing of Christian Horner as team principal.