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F1 News: Max Verstappen manager demands Red Bull answers over Christian Horner firing

Max Verstappen's manager has told Red Bull that answers will be expected over their shock firing of F1 boss Christian Horner. The now-ex team principal had led the team since its inception in 2005, collecting 14 championships between the drivers' and constructors' titles before his abrupt departure this week.

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F1 Insider Claims Horner's Exit Has Verstappen Rethinking Red Bull Future

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Why Red Bull dismissed Christian Horner, and what it might mean for Max Verstappen

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Red Bull dismiss team principal Christian Horner

Christian Horner has been dismissed as Red Bull Formula One team principal with immediate effect after two decades on the job, the company said on Wednesday.

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Christian Horner fired by Red Bull Racing

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Inside the power struggle at heart of Christian Horner exit – and what it means for Max Verstappen’s F1 future

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Max Verstappen Breaks Silence After Christian Horner Sacking

Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen has opened up on the sudden ousting of his former team boss Christian Horner.

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Max Verstappen Shares Heartfelt Message for Christian Horner After Firing

Huge news came out of Formula 1 on Wednesday as Red Bull Racing announced it had fired team principal Christian Horner after 20 years and 14 championships. Max Verstappen has become the best F1 driver in recent years, winning the last four drivers' titles, all with Horner in charge.

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Brundle gives ‘more likely’ Max Verstappen outcome after Christian Horner sack

Christian Horner has been shown the door at Red Bull, at a time where rumours are swirling over the future of Max Verstappen. The reigning four-time World Champion is being linked with a move to Mercedes once more,

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Christian Horner Makes Shocking Mercedes Admission Amid Max Verstappen Rumors

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner admitted that it would be "embarrassing" if Mercedes didn't have a better car than his team next season