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Red Bull hails Perez F1 season start in not getting “destroyed” by Verstappen

Perez finished the Bahrain Grand Prix 22.4 seconds behind Verstappen, his race compromised by a lowly grid position that left him trapped behind George Russell and the Ferraris of Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz early on.

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Christian Horner: Who is Red Bull team principal, career history and net worth

Christian Horner has been cleared of allegations made against him by a female employee. Horner has denied any wrongdoing over the matter and Red Bull said the “grievance has been dismissed”.

Autosport

Red Bull: Big money offer won’t tempt Verstappen to break contract

Verstappen committed his long-term future to Red Bull back in 2022, off the back of his maiden title success the previous year.

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Red Bull: Big money offer won’t tempt Verstappen to break F1 contract

Verstappen committed his long-term future to Red Bull back in 2022, off the back of his maiden title success the previous year.

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Red Bull unsure if it can make Mercedes-style F1 sidepods work

The Milton Keynes-based squad has gone aggressive with its car revamp for this year, which has included it adopting concepts similar to what Mercedes has run with in the past.

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Red Bull says jury out on whether it can make Mercedes-style F1 sidepods work

The Milton Keynes-based squad has gone aggressive with its car revamp for this year, which has included it adopting concepts similar to what Mercedes has run with in the past.

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Marko defends Red Bull for taking its time with Horner investigation

Following complaints from a female employee, Horner is under investigation by Red Bull's Austrian energy drinks parent company for his behaviour.

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How Red Bull's next British star earned a fast-track to F3

It’s early morning in Portugal. A 13-year-old English lad, ready for a day of karting, is sitting with his father. The phone rings.

Autosport

How Christian Horner rose to power in Formula One … and stayed there

Team principal initially had Bernie Ecclestone’s backing in a sport where his rivals would otherwise have eaten the upstart alive

The Guardian - UK

Hauger: No bitterness despite early Red Bull call to drop me

Hauger joined the Red Bull junior scheme for his first year of car racing back in 2018, and went on to win the FIA Formula 3 title in 2021 with the energy drink giant’s support.

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How Ricciardo showed first glimpse of Red Bull F1 seat claim

After all, his AlphaTauri team currently lies at the bottom of the world championship table, and it had scored just five points all season until Yuki Tsunoda doubled that total with a strong race in Austin, helped by the disqualifications ahead.

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Will the F1 Mexico GP rookie crop match the class of 2001?

FP1 saw the maiden outings for three drivers who represent the futures of the three top teams.

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Red Bull junior Iwasa set for Super Formula move in 2024

Iwasa, who placed fifth in F2 last year and sits third in this year’s standings with one round remaining, has been linked to the Team Mugen seat currently occupied by Liam Lawson.

Motorsport

What’s really going on at the top of Red Bull’s F1 team

While its record-breaking campaign to secure a third consecutive F1 title double has seen it secure more of the same success, there have been big changes behind the scenes at a senior level.

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FIA issues Marko written warning over Perez discriminatory comments

Following the Italian Grand Prix in which Perez finished second to team-mate Max Verstappen, Marko suggested the Mexican driver's inconsistent form was due to his ethnicity.

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FIA issues Marko written warning over Perez discrimination

Following the Italian Grand Prix in which Perez finished second to team-mate Max Verstappen, Marko suggested the Mexican driver’s inconsistent form was due to his ethnicity.

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No place for Marko's Perez comments in F1 - Wolff

Other team bosses also condemned the words spoken by Marko in a ServusTV interview in which he linked Sergio Perez's form to his cultural heritage and angered the driver's fellow Mexicans by placing the country in South rather than North America.

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Wolff: No place in F1 for Marko's Perez comments

Other team bosses also condemned the words spoken by Marko in a ServusTV interview in which he linked Sergio Perez’s form to his cultural heritage, and angered the driver’s fellow Mexicans by placing the country in South rather than North America.

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The Independent UK

Sergio Pérez says he received personal apology from Red Bull boss over heritage comments

Sergio Pérez says he received a personal apology from Red Bull boss Helmut Marko over comments Marko made suggesting his heritage was to blame for inconsistent results on track

The Guardian - UK

Lewis Hamilton calls Red Bull chief’s criticism of Sergio Pérez ‘unacceptable’

The Mercedes driver condemned the remarks by Helmut Marko, adding that Formula One needed to work hard to create ‘a more inclusive environment’

Evening Standard

Lewis Hamilton slams Red Bull chief over ‘unacceptable’ Sergio Perez comment

Helmut Marko apologised after saying his driver was not as “focused” because he’s Mexican

Autosport

Perez accepts Marko's apology after private meeting

Referring to Perez's form, Marko alluded to his "South American" heritage when comparing him to Max Verstappen and Sebastian Vettel, suggesting that he wasn't as focused as the team's two world champions.

Autosport

Marko: Mercedes criticisms of Red Bull F1 team not from a “serious competitor”

With Red Bull dominating the current F1 season, the opposition has been casting a critical light both on the performance of the team and where Max Verstappen’s form stacks up in an historical context.

Sports Illustrated

Red Bull Consultant Apologizes for Insensitive Comments About Sergio Perez’s Ethnicity

The team adviser walked back comments about Pérez’s recent inconsistency.

Autosport

Who could Red Bull sign to replace Perez in F1 2025?

Signing Perez was the latest attempt by Red Bull to find a driver who could be a good wingman for its undisputed leader Max Verstappen, someone who could back up the Dutchman's success with enough podiums to land the Milton Keynes team the constructors' championship.

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