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Red Bull volcano erupting?: How long will Horner survive as team boss?

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Following the news that Red Bull Racing is demoting Liam Lawson to Racing Bulls and Yuki Tsunoda is Max Verstappen's teammate, it is once again clear how divided the Milton Keynes-based team is. Yet the person ultimately responsible for all the internal chaos, team boss Christian Horner, refuses to resign.

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Red Bull volcano erupting?: How long will Horner survive as team boss?

Following the news that Red Bull Racing is demoting Liam Lawson to Racing Bulls and Yuki Tsunoda is Max Verstappen's teammate, it is once again clear how divided the Milton Keynes-based team is. Yet the person ultimately responsible for all the internal chaos, team boss Christian Horner, refuses to resign.

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