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PARIS (AP) — Red Bull team principal Christian Horner thinks fans should be able to express themselves at Formula One races because rivalries are common in sport. But Horner called on a “zero tolerance” policy for the kind of abuse and bullying witnessed at the Austrian Grand Prix.
Red Bull’s drivers Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz, and team principal Christian Horner, appeared concerned about their performance at the French Grand Prix. Verstappen was second quickest in the first practice session on Friday but was relegated to third behind both Ferraris in the second, with Sainz down in 10th. Ad/> Speaking to Sky Sports after the two sessions, Verstappen said the Austrian team had work to do.
Juri Vips knows he was wrong to use a racist slur and deserves a second chance, says Max Verstappen.
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Toto Wolff has laid the blame for F1's sterile racing this season at the door of rival teams Red Bull and Ferrari. The two teams have won all eleven races between them so far this year, and there doesn't appear to be much jeopardy in the individual or constructors' standings due to their collective dominance.
Christian Horner has dismissed suggestions that Red Bull could be one of the teams affected by a new F1 directive as "total rubbish", hitting back at Mercedes counterpart Toto Wolff amid an on-going 'flexi floor' debate.
Red Bull says it is refusing to take any comfort from Ferrari’s persistent reliability problems as the Formula 1 title battle swings past the halfway point in the season.
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