Red Bull were among the headlines, if you missed anything to come from Tuesday's F1 news.
Tuesday’s F1 news saw a significant update come from the Red Bull camp as we gear up for the Australian Grand Prix.
First, that Christian Horner’s position is safe with the team as the Thai majority shareholders have thrown their backing behind him at Red Bull GmbH, and we also understand there is truth behind Max Verstappen’s contract clause that he can leave the team if Helmut Marko leaves. “But we don’t know if Max will join Mercedes, next year or in the future. In the place where he is now with the best team and the best car, it’s stupid move to another team.
Now, he has hinted that he might be willing to return to the grid with an all-new team, if such an occurrence were to take place.“Maybe setting up a new team, for the new era of Formula 1 … that could be an opportunity.”What left Esteban Ocon ‘pissed off’ with Max Verstappen’s F1 promotion in 2014
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