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Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko dismisses George Russell's claims about Max Verstappen potentially moving to Mercedes, emphasizing that Russell's comments are not to be taken seriously and highlighting ongoing speculation about Verstappen's future, with some suggesting he could leave Red Bull for Mercedes in 2026.
Max Verstappen claimed he could have secured his fourth F1 World Championship title earlier if he had been driving for McLaren or Ferrari, a statement that Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko agrees with, acknowledging Verstappen's exceptional skill. Despite a challenging season with increased competition from McLaren, Ferrari, and Mercedes, Verstappen clinched the title with Red Bull, who aim to provide a more consistent car for the next season. Marko celebrated Verstappen's achievement in Las Vegas and plans to meet him in Dubai before the Qatar Grand Prix.
Red Bull's Helmut Marko has pledged his future to the team following talks with CEO Oliver Mintzlaff, easing concerns about his potential departure and the impact on reigning world champion Max Verstappen. Marko's commitment comes amid an internal investigation and calls for calm within the team, with Verstappen reaffirming his loyalty after taking pole for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Despite the controversy, Verstappen remains a strong contender for a fourth straight championship.
Helmut Marko has stated that he will continue with Red Bull, but the team is embroiled in internal turmoil, with Marko's future uncertain due to a probe into leaked information. The situation has escalated into a power struggle involving Christian Horner, Oliver Mintzlaff, and Red Bull's majority shareholder, risking division within the team. Max Verstappen has vocally supported Marko, emphasizing the potential impact on his own future. The resolution of these internal conflicts will determine the team's stability and its impact on Verstappen.
Red Bull's Helmut Marko faces potential suspension amid suspicions of leaking confidential information, which could impact the team's future and potentially lead to Max Verstappen's departure. Mercedes' Toto Wolff has humorously suggested bringing Marko on board in a non-executive role to attract Verstappen, acknowledging the need for a faster car to convince him to switch teams. Wolff also mentioned ongoing discussions with Verstappen's father but emphasized that any potential changes would not be immediate.
Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko is confident that the team's strength and unity will endure amidst the Christian Horner controversy, despite ongoing scrutiny and calls for change from figures like Ralf Schumacher and Jos Verstappen. The team's Bahrain Grand Prix victory has provided a temporary respite from the off-track drama, but concerns about the impact on the team's brand and cohesion persist.
Max Verstappen apologized to his race engineer, GP, after winning pole position for the Bahrain Grand Prix because his P1 cost GP 50 euros in a bet against him. Red Bull's motorsport advisor, Helmut Marko, revealed that he had bet against Verstappen claiming pole and will be sharing his winnings with the star driver. Despite struggling in practice sessions, Verstappen's performance in qualifying was attributed to the "Max factor." Red Bull is optimistic for the race, but Marko expects competition from Ferrari, Mercedes, and Fernando Alonso. This incident mirrors a similar bet from last year's Abu Dhabi finale, where Marko lost to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner after underestimating Verstappen's qualifying performance.
Red Bull advisor Dr. Helmut Marko has responded to the investigation into Team Principal Christian Horner, who was questioned for several hours by an external lawyer last Friday following unspecified allegations. Marko remained tight-lipped about the situation, expressing hope to quickly resolve the unrest. Despite the ongoing investigation, Horner will continue in his role, attending the launch of the Red Bull RB20 as the team aims to maintain its dominance in the upcoming F1 season.
Formula 1 team bosses, including Toto Wolff and Zak Brown, have condemned the comments made by Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko regarding Sergio Perez's form and cultural heritage. Marko's remarks, which included placing Mexico in South America instead of North America, sparked controversy and led to a public apology. The team bosses emphasized the need for diversity and inclusion in F1 and stated that such comments have no place in the sport. Christian Horner, Marko's colleague at Red Bull, acknowledged the inappropriateness of the comments and highlighted the team's commitment to its global fanbase.
Red Bull's motorsport advisor Helmut Marko's ringtone was recognized by Max Verstappen during the Spanish Grand Prix practice, showing his high level of focus and ability. Verstappen's relationship with his engineer is compared to that of an old married couple, as he ignored a request not to go for the fastest lap and delivered it anyway. Christian Horner, Red Bull's team principal, praised Verstappen's natural speed, tremendous ability, experience, roundedness, and mental capacity, stating that he is still getting better.