Christian Horner complainant appeals decision to clear Red Bull boss
The female employee suspended by Red Bull has appealed against the decision to clear team principal Christian Horner of controlling behaviour, the PA news agency understands.
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Toto Wolff believes ‘no one is going to catch’ Max Verstappen in title race
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists Max Verstappen’s fourth consecutive title is already a foregone conclusion after the Red Bull driver cruised to victory at the Japanese Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen sends Red Bull clear message over future of brains behind all conquering car
Max Verstappen has given a clear indication to his team Red Bull and boss Christian Horner that he wants Adrian Newey to stay.
Motor Racing-Zero chance Verstappen leaves Red Bull, Alonso says
SUZUKA, Japan : Triple world champion Max Verstappen will not leave Red Bull next season, his Aston Martin rival Fernando Alonso said on Thursday, dismissing the prospect of his departure being the surprise twist in this year's drivers market.
Christian Horner accuser 'breaking down in tears and lonely' after signing agreement
A woman from Red Bull Racing who is challenging the decision to clear team boss Christian Horner of inappropriate behaviour is feeling very upset and alone, according to reports.
Carlos Sainz in Ferrari exit talks with 'many' F1 team principals reveals teammate Charles Leclerc
Carlos Sainz is in talks with "many F1 team principals" about his options for 2025, according to his current teammate Charles Leclerc.
Wolff puts Verstappen top of Mercedes' list to replace Hamilton
Max Verstappen would be top of Mercedes' list of possible replacements for seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton in 2025 if available, according to team boss Toto Wolff.
Why Max Verstappen COULD leave Red Bull as 'toll' of power struggle put in focus
The power struggle at Red Bull will "take a toll" on Max Verstappen his exit is "not impossible".
Ferrari revel in putting Red Bull under pressure
MELBOURNE : Thousands of red-clad Ferrari fans descended on Lygon St in Melbourne to party in the Italian restaurant strip until the wee hours of Monday after Carlos Sainz's unlikely win in the Australian Grand Prix.