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Christian Horner: ‘We’re not a political organisation’

Red Bull’s 2022 domination will be remembered in two ways when the season is looked back on; incredible, and highly controversial. Focusing on the incredible side of things first, the Austrians were imperious in 2022, something that simply cannot be argued. With Max Verstappen having claimed 15 wins and Sergio Pérez two, the Milton Keynes-based

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Christian Horner reacts to George Russell beating Lewis Hamilton amid Ferrari rumour

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is certainly a hot topic currently in Formula 1, with rumours having suggested that Ferrari are interested in the Brit to take on their team principal role for 2023, following Mattia Binotto’s resignation. The Austrians enjoyed great success in 2022, as they stormed to both the Drivers’ and the Constructors’ Championships,

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McLaren at risk of losing Lando Norris to Mercedes or Red Bull

Lando Norris enjoyed yet another strong campaign in 2022, a year which saw the British driver add to his podium tally following an excellent performance at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix. Remarkably, Norris’ podium at Imola was the only occasion during 2022 where a midfield driver claimed a rostrum finish, highlighting Red Bull’s and Ferrari’s

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‘Toto’: Christian Horner attempts odd joke at Mercedes boss

The 2022 Formula 1 season will forever be remembered as Red Bull’s year, as the Austrians returned to the top in some style, following what was perhaps the most dominant season in the history of the sport. Whilst it can be debated if Red Bull’s season was the most dominant in the history of the sport,

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Ex-Red Bull design chief doesn’t want Aston Martin to copy them

Red Bull finally ended their constructors’ title drought in 2022, with their previous victory coming in 2013 as Sebastian Vettel claimed his fourth consecutive drivers’ championship. The team’s success was partially down to the failures of Ferrari and Mercedes under the new regulations, however you can only beat what is in front of you as

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Christian Horner breaks silence on move to Ferrari

Ferrari are finding the void left by Mattia Binotto’s resignation more difficult to fill than they would have anticipated. The Scuderia have reportedly chosen to hire from the outside, with the team seeing in counterproductive to promote someone from within who played a part in their recent shortcomings. Alfa Romeo’s Fred Vasseur was the supposed

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