Toto Wolff may be "the big winner" of Red Bull chaos engulfing Christian Horner and Max Verstappen
Red Bull chief executive and team principal Horner launched a passionate demand that the intrusion ends, in the wake of the investigation into him.
“What has been achieved at the moment is that the best team that existed in the last decade - with Mercedes - is destroying itself, especially from the inside.“He can come out of the matter as a big winner.“But he will also make sure that Max Verstappen leaves the team." “It will be a little warmer. That means the Red Bull will be a bit more competitive, especially in qualifying on one lap. But the Ferrari will come closer.
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