Christian Horner sends Max Verstappen 'impossible' warning amid Bahrain Grand Prix concern - The Mirror

Christian Horner accuser update emerges ahead of Bahrain Grand Prix

Christian Horner accuser update emerges ahead of Bahrain Grand Prix - Christian Horner's accuser remains 'employed but suspended' by Red Bull after previously accusing the 51-year-old of 'inappropriate behaviour'

Christian Horner sends Max Verstappen 'impossible' warning amid Bahrain Grand Prix concern - The Mirror

Red Bull could struggle because of hot track in Bahrain, according to team chief Christian Horner as he plays down chances of repeating trick that served Max Verstappen well in Japan

Max Verstappen finished far behind the McLaren drivers again in the third free practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix. The reigning world champion set the eighth fastest time in the Red Bull.

Horner rejects ‘ominous’ Brundle concern after sweeping changes

Christian Horner has rejected an “ominous” suggestion posed by Martin Brundle after all four cars within the Red Bull family needed power unit component changes to leave them on the brink of grid penalties. On Friday, ahead of this weekend’s Bahrain Grand Prix, the cars of Red Bull drivers Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda, and the Racing Bulls of Liam Lawson and Isack Hadjar, were handed new control electronics units and energy stores. With only …

F1 News: Superior McLaren to cruise to Bahrain win

(GMM) The superior flexi-wing McLaren should cruise to victory on Sunday, according to Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko. Although Max Verstappen won from pole at Suzuka a week ago, … Read More The post F1 News: Superior McLaren to cruise to Bahrain win – Marko appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

Red Bull director Christian Horner fears that McLaren will be “a few tenths” too fast for any of his rivals in Bahrain, and sees unlikely repetition of Max Verstappen’s extraordinary victory in Suzuka. Oscar Piastri overcame his team-mate at McLaren Lando Norris on Friday’s FP2, with both half a second ahead of George Russell and Charles Leclerc. After not participating in FP1 to give an opportunity to Ayumu Iwasa’s reserve pilot, Verstappen was…