Red Bull team boss Christian Horner rejected all suggestions of disunity within his world champions on Saturday after Max Verstappen led Sergio Perez home in a resounding one-two at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.
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Three-time world champion Verstappen said on Friday that he would consider leaving Red Bull if they parted company with his long-time mentor Marko. "Everyone has a role to play and that is from the very bottom to the very top. Without them performing, you don't achieve performances like this. On Marko's role and influence, Horner said:"Helmut Marko is a consultant to Red Bull GmbH and not the team. Max is a valuable member of this team and a wonderful driver. We are a team -- and no single individual is bigger than the team."
He evaded again when asked by Sky Sports F1 if he needed to make an effort to smooth things over with Verstappen's father Jos, who last weekend declared that Red Bull would explode if Horner remained.
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