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Max Verstappen insider explains reason behind Red Bull exit talks as Horner theory raised
Concerns about a brain drain in Milton Keynes are well-founded. Aside from Horner, Red Bull have lost Jonathan Wheatley, Rob Marshall and Adrian Newey since 2023, with the spine of the organisation that dominated the start of the ground effect era now working elsewhere.
Max Verstappen is allowed to leave Red Bull Racing even without an exit clause. How is it possible that Red Bull gives Verstappen this freedom and what impact has the departure of Christian Horner had ...
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Amid the Red Bull drama, what should Max Verstappen do for F1 2026? Our writers have their sayMax Verstappen's future was in the headlines even before Red Bull sacked Christian Horner as team boss. But will that ...
The Max Verstappen and Mercedes frenzy got sent into overdrive after the Dutch driver's yacht was spotted near Toto Wolff's ...
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Verstappen to Mercedes, Russell at Red Bull: the 2026 gridMax Verstappen will be driving for Mercedes next season. The Dutchman will replace George Russell, who in turn takes the vacated spot at Red Bull Racing. Premature? Most certainly, but not ...
The Formula One season kicked off Sunday in Bahrain, and it was smooth sailing for Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen. The 25-year-old Dutch star led wire to wire and finished with a time of ...
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Bernie Ecclestone issues advice to Max Verstappen as Mercedes whispers lingerFormer F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes that Max Verstappen should compete for a Formula 1 team "where he's happy".
We've reached the end of the day, and as such of our coverage. GPblog, though, leaves you with a round-up of the best stories on 16 July in: F1 Today. Max Verstappen could leave Red Bull Racing at ...
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