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FirstSportz on MSNF1 Pundit Outlines Shock Theory over Max Verstappen Being Replaced by Lando Norris at Red BullRed Bull is undergoing a very challenging phase currently as it loses multiple key personnel. Milton Keynes has fired the The ...
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FirstSportz on MSNJenson Button Asserts Max Verstappen Could Force George Russell out of MercedesMax Verstappen is at the center of attention over rumors of leaving Red Bull for the coming season. The Dutchman The post Jenson Button Asserts Max Verstappen Could Force George Russell out of ...
The specter of 2026 has long loomed large over the Formula 1 season. During the pre-season car launches, there were endless ...
Keen-eyed observers have spied Max Verstappen and Toto Wolff's superyachts lined up together in Sardinia – it's the latest ...
If Christian Horner was sacked because Max Verstappen's camp wanted him gone, Guenther Steiner says that a "weird thing".
Carlos Sainz believes George Russell is in a similar position to where he was in early 2024, without a confirmed seat for the following season.
Red Bull sacked Horner after 20 years in charge of the Milton Keynes outfit due to the team’s lack of performance in 2025.
Christian Horner has already revealed how he would manage Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc if he were to make the shock ...
Karun Chandhok speculated that Christian Horner could join Alpine as team principal after his Red Bull exit. Horner was relieved of his duties as Red Bull F1 CEO last week in a surprise announcement, ...
The Race’s Gary Anderson questions whether Horner failing to negotiate a new deal with Honda was a critical moment for the ...
The Formula 1 paddock is rarely quiet, but the whispers surrounding Max Verstappen’s future have reached a fever pitch.
Sergio Perez was let go by Red Bull Racing after the 2024 season. His disappointing performances proved too much for the team’s management. A few weeks ago, the Mexican driver hinted that Red Bull ...
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