Max Verstappen says Helmut Marko and Christian Horner are staying to keep the Red Bull-winning formula continuing.
Max Verstappen insists Christian Horner and Helmut Marko 'must stay' at Red Bull after speculation about a feud between the leading figures at the team. Ahead of this weekend's United States GP - live on Sky Sports F1 - reports emerged that team principal Horner wanted Marko out of the team due to disagreements on a variety of topics, despite Red Bull sealing both the drivers' and constructors' titles with five rounds remaining.
Since then, Oliver Mintzlaff has been appointed one of the CEOs at Red Bull and Marko has come under scrutiny for comments made towards Sergio Perez when he blamed his work ethic on the Mexican driver's background. Verstappen, who has won the last two races in Austin, says the mood at Red Bull is good following their championship success.'People are trying to basically talk some b******t because I think the mood in the team is very good.
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