There is said to be turmoil at the F1 champions.
Christian Horner has run Red Bull’s F1 team since its inception in 2005 Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner is reportedly trying to oust his long-time friend and colleague Helmut Marko, as political tension grows at the Formula One champions. The Austrian outfit are experiencing one of the greatest and most successful seasons in f1 history, having won 16 of the 17 races in 2023 so far.
Helmut Marko has run Red Bull’s driver development programme for over 20 years Marko has repeatedly made controversial and derogatory comments about drivers on the F1 grid, even those under his employ at Red Bull, most recently making xenophobic remarks about Sergio Perez. He initially refused to apologise for this, with Horner later criticising the comments but failing to sanction his colleague whom he has known for 28 years, claiming that he had no power in that regard.
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