Formula 1

Reuters By Andrew Benson BBC F1 correspondent The woman who made accusations about Christian Horner’s behaviour is to appeal against Red Bull’s decision to dismiss her complaint. The woman, who Red Bull last week suspended from her position, accused the team principal of inappropriate and controlling behaviour. She will ask Red Bull to reconsider their
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Getty Images By Andrew Benson BBC F1 correspondent Oliver Bearman says it was “really fulfilling” to have Lewis Hamilton, Max Verstappen and Fernando Alonso praise him after his Formula 1 debut. The 18-year-old Briton finished seventh at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix after replacing Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz. Bearman told BBC Sport: “It was a proud
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Getty Images By Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer Toto Wolff said that Mercedes would “love to have” Max Verstappen next season but admitted his team need to improve their car first. Verstappen’s future is a subject for debate because of the controversy within Red Bull following allegations made about team boss Christian Horner. Wolff said:
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Getty Images By Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer Red Bull’s Max Verstappen took a comfortable victory in the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, as Briton Oliver Bearman scored points on his debut in seventh for Ferrari. Verstappen’s win was his second in two races in 2024 and his ninth consecutive victory dating back to September. Leading
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Getty Images By Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer Red Bull motorsport adviser Helmut Marko says he will stay with the team following talks with the company’s chief executive officer Oliver Mintzlaff. Marko faced an internal investigation amid the controversy around team boss Christian Horner. He told Sky Germany: “We agreed on all points. I will
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Getty Images By Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer Red Bull motorsport adviser Helmut Marko is at risk of being suspended in the midst of the continuing controversy over team boss Christian Horner. The 80-year-old Austrian could face disciplinary action as the result of an internal investigation. A source close to Red Bull told BBC Sport
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Getty Images By Andrew Benson Chief F1 writer The woman who accused team principal Christian Horner of inappropriate and controlling behaviour has been suspended by Red Bull. Horner denies the allegations, and Red Bull’s board dismissed the complaint after an internal investigation. “The company cannot comment on this internal matter,” a Red Bull spokesperson said
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