Helmut Marko insists he will not be suspended by Red Bull after talks with the parent company's managing director Oliver Mintzlaff.
Helmut Marko insists he will not be suspended by Red Bull after talks with the parent company's managing director Oliver Mintzlaff. Media reports claimed on Friday that Marko was under investigation in connection with information leaks relating to the probe into Christian Horner's alleged inappropriate behaviour with a female colleague, prompting questions over the future of Max Verstappen who has a close relationship with Marko.
'I'll put it this way, it's difficult to judge, or let's put it this way, ultimately, I'll decide for myself what I do,' he said. 'The theoretical possibility always exists. I think it's such a complex issue. Again, we want peace in the team. This World Championship will be difficult enough with 24 races and we have to concentrate on that.
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