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Christian Horner has waved away criticism from Max Verstappen 's dad Jos after Red Bull were accused of 'favouring' Sergio Perez over the defending champion in Monaco.
Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has rubbished claims made by Max Verstappen’s dad that the team “exerted little influence” in helping his son as the world championship leader, and insists there will be no favouritism over Sergio Perez. Perez has competed closer with Verstappen this season after winning his first race of the campaign in Monaco on May 29, and Jos Verstappen took to Max’s official website to vent his frustration against Red Bull’s tactics. Ad/> He said: “Red Bull achieved a good result, but at the same time exerted little influence to help Max to the front.
Lewis Hamilton has encouraged all Formula One drivers to be 'more outspoken' as he responded to criticism that motorsport had become 'too political'. Hamilton has promoted human rights, Sebastian Vettel has promoted LGBTQ+ rights, and Lando Norris has spoken out on mental health.
Norwich have been criticised for their Pride Month project and asked to apologise by fan group Proud Canaries.
England manager Gareth Southgate shrugged off criticism of his side's winless start to their Nations League campaign and said he will not let his decision-making be influenced by reaction to their recent performances.
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Gareth Southgate says he will block out any criticism directed towards inconsistent results in the buildup to the World Cup and refuse to let negative opinions interfere with his planning.
Steve Clarke has questioned the logic of anyone calling for big changes in the wake of Scotland’s World Cup play-off disappointment.