Conflict at Red Bull: Horner accused of dirty games before Marko's departure.
15.12.2025
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Shostal Oleksandr
15.12.2025
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Conflict at Red Bull Racing
Helmut Marko accused Christian Horner of playing 'dirty games' ahead of his exit from Red Bull Racing. The team's consultant will leave Formula 1 at the end of the year just months after Horner was fired. Marko, 82, sharply criticized Horner, revealing details of the situation.“Maybe I am not exactly young anymore, but I haven't forgotten how to play this game,”he said.
Further Events
Marko also emphasized that this situation is a result of internal conflicts within the team, which negatively affected the results. He expressed hope for improved relations in the future without Horner. It is clear that conflicts within the team raise concerns among its supporters. Marko's decision to leave Formula 1 and his comments about Horner indicate tension within Red Bull Racing, which may impact the team's strategy in the future. Only time will tell how events unfold and what possible changes may occur in the team's lineup.Read also
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