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Red Bull sacked Christian Horner

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Christian Horner responds to Red Bull firing: 'Obviously came as a shock'

Red Bull made a massive change this week by firing him after 21 years in the position.

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Red Bull signals it will keep up title fight after Horner was fired. It faces many other challenges

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Why Red Bull sacked Christian Horner now, after a year that never stopped spiraling

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A timeline of Red Bull's F1 highs and lows with fired team principal Christian Horner

Christian Horner entered Formula 1 as its youngest team principal in 2005 and developed Red Bull from a “party team” to a serial title winner.

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A look at Red Bull team principal Christian Horner’s time in Formula 1 — in photos

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Mekies brings vast experience as he takes over F1 team Red Bull after Horner's sacking

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Red Bull Signals It Will Keep up Title Fight After Horner Was Fired. It Faces Many Other Challenges

If Verstappen does leave, it would likely be for rival Mercedes.

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Red Bull, Verstappen in title fight despite Horner exit - Helmut Marko

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Is Verstappen more likely to stay at Red Bull with Horner gone?

Mekies warns of big challenges as he starts work at Red Bull

Frenchman Laurent Mekies got down to work as Red Bull team principal on Thursday, a day after replacing Christian Horner, and recognised big challenges ahead for the once-dominant former champions.

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New Red Bull F1 Boss Laurent Mekies Has Long List of Challenges

Red Bull has lost several key figures across the past 18 months, most notably design legend Adrian Newey, Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley, and Chief Designer Rob Marshall. The sacking of Horner means that a fourth pillar of long-term success is gone.

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Red Bull Makes Bold Admission About Max Verstappen Championship Fight

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has opened up about Max Verstappen's 2025 season amid ongoing talks with Mercedes.

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F1’s true future? Give us a Ferrari V12 v a V8 Red Bull and hybrid Mercedes

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has reaffirmed his belief that F1 should return to V8 or V10 power in the near future, and claims he now has support from within the paddock. Modern Formula 1 cars boast turbocharged hybrid power units. First introduced in 2014, they’re complex marvels of engineering; the most efficient engines we’ve ever seen.