Horner admits there ‘could be a shake-up in the order’
Christian Horner admits last year’s efforts in the title race could see either Red Bull or Mercedes, or both, lose their place at the top of the standings this season.
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Red Bull face huge issue to tie down Max Verstappen as Marko makes contract admission
Red Bull are set to face a huge issue to tie down Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen, after team advisor Helmut Marko made a worrying confession about the Dutchman's demands.
Mercedes chief Toto Wolff explains Christian Horner ‘regret' as new F1 season moves closer
Mercedes chief Toto Wolff has admitted he regrets calling Red Bull's Christian Horner a 'bit of a windbag who wants to be on camera'. The two men had heated words ahead of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix back in June. And, now, the Silver Arrows team principal has opened up on the incident.
Michael Masi ‘likely’ to be replaced amid FIA restructure
The FIA are planning a re-management structure which could see race director Michael Masi out of a job ahead of the 2022 season.
Red Bull boss Christian Horner hopes Lewis Hamilton doesn’t retire from Formula 1 after title controversy
Christian Horner has been Red Bull team principal since the energy drinks brand joined F1.
Mick Schumacher opens up on private chats with Lewis Hamilton and his Ferrari dream
Mick Schumacher has admitted to holding private talks with Lewis Hamilton after moving a step closer to his dream of driving for Ferrari. Schumacher, the son of legendary seven-time world champion Michael, debuted in F1 with Haas in the 2021 season, although it proved a difficult campaign, with neither him or team-mate Nikita Mazepin notching any points.
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen rivalry assessed by Christian Horner
Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen's fierce rivalry has been assessed by Red Bull boss Christian Horner, as he described their 2021 battle as the 'best year' Formula 1 has seen in '30 or 40 years'.
Christian Horner makes Lewis Hamilton retirement plea as Mercedes star considers quitting
Red Bull chief Christian Horner has pleaded with Lewis Hamilton not to retire amid uncertainty over the Brit's future. Talk of the 37-year-old potentially quitting F1 has arisen ever since his failure to win the title. Yet despite Red Bull and Mercedes' fierce rivalry, Horner wants the Brit to keep on racing.