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Formula One's crisis-hit Red Bull team insists it remains "united" after Max Verstappen’s father, Jos, claimed it is "in danger of being torn apart" if Christian Horner remains in his role.
Jos Verstappen, the father of three-time reigning Formula 1 world champion Max Verstappen, has claimed that the Red Bull team will "explode" if team boss Christian Horner, recently cleared of charges of "inappropriate behaviour" towards a female employee, remains in his job. "There is tension here while he (Horner) remains in position," the former Dutch Formula One driver told the British newspaper Daily Mail in Sakhir, a few hours after his son's triumph at the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix on Saturday. The team is in danger of being torn apart. It can't go on the way it is. It will explode," said Verstappen.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged Formula One and its governing body to “set the compass right” amid continued controversy surrounding Christian Horner.
Embattled Christian Horner has said his “focus is on this team, my family, my wife and racing” as he started the Formula One season by walking hand-in-hand with wife Geri Horner at the Bahrain Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen's father Jos has launched a remarkable attack on Red Bull boss Christian Horner, saying the team is «in danger of being torn apart» if he stays as team principal.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has urged Formula One and its governing body to "set the compass right" amid continued controversy surrounding Christian Horner.
LONDON : Red Bull risk being torn apart as a team and will 'explode' if Christian Horner stays as principal, the Daily Mail newspaper quoted the father of triple world champion Max Verstappen as saying on Saturday.
Three-time world champion Max Verstappen began his title defence in flawless fashion on Saturday when he guided his Red Bull team to a crushing one-two triumph, ahead of team-mate Sergio Perez, at the Bahrain Grand Prix. In a statement of emphatic superiority, the 26-year-old Dutchman came home 22.5 seconds clear of Perez, who started from fifth, to ease some of the pressure on team boss Christian Horner. Pole sitter Verstappen held off the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc to lead into the first corner, and it was business as usual from there to the flag as he enjoyed the perfect start to his quest for a fourth consecutive title.