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Red Bull 'decide' Max Verstappen replacement ahead of potential F1 ban
Red Bull have reportedly decided on Max Verstappen's replacement as the Formula 1 world champion edges ever closer to a ban. Verstappen, 27, is just one penalty point away from an automatic race ban after his angry collision with George Russell at the Spanish Grand Prix.
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Red Bull Racing stand by Verstappen to provide him the material for the 2025 title battleHelmut Marko explained Red Bull Racing still has faith in Max Verstappen securing his fifth F1 world championship in a row In ...
Max Verstappen has been the dominant driver in Formula One since 2021, winning 55 races and the championship in the last four ...
Red Bull technical director Pierre Wache knows that Max Verstappen is 'our main asset' and that means no prospect of changing ...
Isack Hadjar has impressed many this year in his rookie campaign with Racing Bulls while Yuki Tsunoda has struggled recently ...
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Herbert: 'Red Bull's mistake triggered Verstappen's frustration, but his reaction paints bleak internal picture'Johnny Herbert thinks that Max Verstappen's frustrations which derived in a controversial manoeuvre in the confronts of ...
Max Verstappen is contracted to Red Bull until the end of the 2028 season, but it was confirmed by Helmut Marko that the ...
Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has called out the FIA after the controversial incident during the Spanish GP.
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