Red Bull Have Not Become Idiots, Says Christian Horner As Max Verstappen Rumours Swirl

Red Bull Have Not Become Idiots, Says Christian Horner As Max Verstappen Rumours Swirl

Red Bull are currently fourth in the constructors' championship, 255 points behind McLaren, while Verstappen is well adrift of Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris in the drivers' table

Christian Horner insists Red Bull 'haven't become idiots overnight' after Austrian Grand Prix woes

Christian Horner has insisted that Red Bull have not “suddenly become idiots overnight” after a difficult Austrian Grand Prix

'It was a horrible race,' claims Horner after Red Bull failed to score any points at ...

F1 Grand Prix, GP Austria, Red Bull Ring Red Bull team boss Christian Horner branded the Austrian Grand Prix as a 'horrible race' after the Milton Keynes-based outfit failed to score any points at the Red Bull Ring. Although Max Verstappen... More »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Red Bull 'haven't become idiots overnight' amid speculation over Max Verstappen's future

Red Bull still have strength in depth insists Christian Horner amid Mercedes latest chase of Max Verstappen; Verstappens 2025 title chances, meanwhile, now looking remote; watch the British Grand Prix this week with Sundays race at 3pm, on Sky Sports and Sky Showcase

"It was a horrible race," claims Horner after Red Bull failed to score any points at its home race

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner branded the Austrian Grand Prix as a "horrible race" after the Milton Keynes-based outfit failed to score any points at the Red Bull Ring.

Christian Horner: Mercedes' Nightmare Unfolds 60 Seconds Behind Winner

Red Bull Boss Attacks Mercedes: “They are 60 Seconds Behind the Leader. And We Are Not Fools” In a shocking turn of events, Red Bull’s team principal, Christian Horner, has launched a scathing attack on rival team Mercedes, claiming they are a staggering 60 seconds behind the race leader. Despite Red Bull’s disappointing performance at their home Grand Prix, Horner did not hold back in his criticism of Toto Wolff’s team. The Austrian Grand Prix …