HELMUT MARKO has accused Christian Horner of playing “dirty games” ahead of his exit from Red Bull Racing. The advisor is set to leave the F1 team at the end of the year just months

Helmut Marko is leaving Red Bull after 20 years, but, characteristically, it doesn't appear like he wants to leave

Christian Horner was axed from Red Bull in July and almost overnight the dark cloud and reputation that surrounded the Formula 1 team started to lift.

Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been accused of lying in an extraordinary attack by Helmut Marko. It comes after Red Bull GmbH announced earlier this week that Marko will leave his role as a senior advisor after more than 20 years, following Horner out the exit door.

MERCEDES chief Toto Wolff has stuck the boot into Christian Horner, claiming a “sense of entitlement” is what ultimately cost the long-time Red Bull boss his job. Horner was dramatically booted

Departing Red Bull boss Helmut Marko has claimed Christian Horner, who lives near Banbury, lied about "everything and anything".

Sergio Perez was heavily criticised in his final year at Red Bull, where he fell from second to eighth in the drivers' standings in 2024, when they decided to terminate his contrac