Red Bull’s double in the Arabian GP, with Max Verstappen at the helm and Checo Pérez behind him, has not been enough to cover up the team’s problems. Conflicts that are far removed from the performance of their cars or the quality of their drivers. Rather, they are once again targeting the team’s leadership, Christian Horner, who according to several German media, could be dismissed before the Australian GP.
After the race in Arabia, the Red Bull boss also wanted to talk about the possible departure of Max Verstappen from the team after all the controversies surrounding the team. “You can’t force someone to be somewhere just because of a piece of paper,” he said in statements to the media.
“If someone does not want to be on the team, we are not going to force anyone, against their will, to be here. This does not apply whether it is a driver or a designer or someone who performs support functions in the company,” Horner continued.
Likewise, the team director continued by saying: “Being part of a team like this implies commitment and passion. Max has it. We have seen it, he has been here since he was 18 years old. I have no doubt about his commitment and passion. looking to the future.”
Despite all the noise that is being generated around the team, Horner maintains that the relationship with the current champion is good and, furthermore, his performance as a driver is not decreasing, but rather, quite the opposite.
2024-03-11 14:46:52
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