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F1 star says Max Verstappen conflict inevitable in tricky Red Bull environment

An F1 star has opened up on how 'locking horns' with another driver is inevitable for anyone racing for Red Bull's sister team. Carlos Sainz spent his rookie year in the sport alongside Max Verstappen at Toro Rosso back in 2015, and the pair were also side by side for the opening weeks of the 2016 campaign.

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Former Red Bull driver reveals Max Verstappen theory behind Christian Horner sacking ahead of F1 return

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Max Verstappen to Mercedes F1 2026: Is Red Bull Exit Inevitable Amid Uncertainty?

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How Laurent Mekies, ‘an engineer with a heart,’ became Red Bull F1 team boss

When Red Bull made the shock announcement that Christian Horner had been dismissed after 20 years as team principal of its Formula One team, it wasted zero time naming his successor.

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Could Horner end up at another F1 team?

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Why Red Bull could record its worst F1 result in 10 seasons

Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen dreams reignited as Red Bull and Ferrari roll the dice

Hamilton and Ferrari, meanwhile, will hope to be in contention for their first win of the season. While the Brit crossed the line at his home race in P4, it was a significant step forward for the 40-year-old, who demonstrated front-row pace in qualifying on Saturday before a late Q3 error left him on row three.

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Verstappen's Red Bull Exit to Follow Horner? Uncertainty Grows Amid Mercedes Link

A former FIA steward has predicted a difficult period for the Red Bull Racing F1 team after Christian Horner's ousting.

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Berger offers Red Bull Racing surprising advice to keep Verstappen

Christian Horner was fired as the team principal and CEO of the Red Bull Racing team last week. This ended a twenty-year stay at the team. What does Horner's dismissal mean for Max Verstappen's future?

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Bernie Ecclestone issues advice to Max Verstappen as Mercedes whispers linger

Former F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone believes that Max Verstappen should compete for a Formula 1 team "where he's happy".