Toto Wolff hits back at Christian Horner over comments on George Russell’s F1 future with Mercedes
Toto Wolff has hit back at Christian Horner after the Red Bull team principal hinted at a potential move for Mercedes driver George Russell in 2026. Horner, 50, suggested that it would be “foolish” for his team not to consider signing Russell,
George Russell: Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it would be 'foolish' to not consider trying to sign Mercedes driver
Red Bull boss Christian Horner hinted to Sky Sports F1 he could be interested in signing George Russell when the Brits Mercedes contract expires at the end of 2025; Max Verstappen is contracted to Red
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Christian Horner’s Lando Norris ‘lucky bastard’ quip after Singapore GP incidentsChristian Horner joked Lando Norris was pretty fortunate to get away with two wall scrapes in Singapore on Sunday.
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Horner saw Verstappen and Red Bull Racing overcompensate in Singapore GPChristian Horner has explained why Red Bull Racing missed the mark on Friday but was able to bounce back for the meaningful ...
Christian Horner has laid out Red Bull’s demands as Sergio Perez’s seat becomes at risk once again. The Mexican star was ...
Christian Horner critiques the timing of Aston Martin's announcement about Adrian Newey's move from Red Bull Racing.
Formula One champions Red Bull hope to pick up the pace over the last six rounds of the season after Max Verstappen emerged ...
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Ricciardo F1 career ‘not finished’ as Horner reveals SHOCK Red Bull driver target - GPFans RecapAmid reports that Daniel Ricciardo has completed his last Formula 1 race, GPFans has analysed the Aussie's career and ...
Despite early season dominance in 2024, Red Bull Racing has only managed to find victory twice in the last ten grands prix.
McLaren F1 has made a significant move by hiring Red Bull Racing veteran Will Courtenay as their new Sporting Director ...
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