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Verstappen wants more focus on car, not Red Bull drama

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Max Verstappen's future has been the talk of the Australian Grand Prix paddock this week. Red Bull allegedly divided over its recent controversy involving team principal Christian Horner. Sergio Perez remains convinced the team is united. Perez denied any knowledge of an exit clause in VerstAppen's Red Bull contract.

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The Guardian

Max Verstappen wants focus on car, not Red Bull drama ahead of F1 Australian Grand Prix

World champion backs team’s handling of complaintVerstappen says his role is to worry about performingFormula One world champion Max Verstappen has backed Red Bull’s handling of a complaint against boss Christian Horner and said the saga has had no impact on how he feels racing for the team.Verstappen started the season by winning both races so far, but those victories at Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have been overshadowed by unspecified allegations…

1 month ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Hindu

Perez downplays speculation of Red Bull teammate Verstappen leaving to join Mercedes

Verstappen’s future has been the talk of the Australian Grand Prix paddock at Albert Park this week with Red Bull allegedly divided over its recent controversy involving team principal Christian Horner.

1 month ago·India

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Associated Press News

Pérez downplays speculation of his Red Bull teammate Verstappen leaving to join Mercedes in F1

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Sergio Pérez has downplayed speculation that his three-time Formula 1 world champion teammate Max Verstappen could be considering a switch from Red Bull to Mercedes.

1 month ago·United States

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Hindustan Times

Perez downplays speculation of Verstappen leaving Red Bull to join Mercedes in F1

Verstappen's future has been the talk of the town with Red Bull allegedly divided over its recent controversy involving team principal Christian Horner.

1 month ago·New Delhi, India

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The Star Kuala Lumpur

Motor racing-Verstappen wants more focus on car, not Red Bull drama

MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Formula One world champion Max Verstappen has backed Red Bull's handling of a complaint against boss Christian Horner and said the saga has had no impact on how he feels racing for the team. Read full story

1 month ago·Malaysia

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Channel News Asia

Verstappen wants more focus on car, not Red Bull drama

MELBOURNE : Formula One world champion Max Verstappen has backed Red Bull's handling of a complaint against boss Christian Horner and said the saga has had no impact on how he feels racing for the team.Verstappen started the season by winning both races so far, but those victories at Bahrain and Saudi Ara

1 month ago·Singapore

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Max Verstappen wants focus on car, not Red Bull drama ahead of F1 Australian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen wants focus on car, not Red Bull drama ahead of F1 Australian Grand Prix

Perez downplays speculation of Red Bull teammate Verstappen leaving to join Mercedes

Perez downplays speculation of Red Bull teammate Verstappen leaving to join Mercedes

Pérez downplays speculation of his Red Bull teammate Verstappen leaving to join Mercedes in F1

Pérez downplays speculation of his Red Bull teammate Verstappen leaving to join Mercedes in F1

Perez downplays speculation of Verstappen leaving Red Bull to join Mercedes in F1

Perez downplays speculation of Verstappen leaving Red Bull to join Mercedes in F1

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Verstappen wants more focus on car, not Red Bull drama

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