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Tsunoda reveals Christian Horner text message

Tsunoda reveals Christian Horner text message after Red Bull sacking

Christian Horner may no longer be Yuki Tsunoda’s team principal, but he’s still one of his cheerleaders and sent the Red Bull driver a message of encouragement ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix. Red Bull dropped a bombshell on the Formula 1 paddock two weeks ago when the team announced that Horner has been released from his operational duties as Red Bull Racing team boss and CEO with immediate effect.

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Max Verstappen: Sacking Christian Horner makes no difference to my Red Bull future

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Max Verstappen says Red Bull sacking Christian Horner as team principal won't impact his future

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Verstappen says Horner exit will not influence own F1 future

Formula One champion Max Verstappen said Christian Horner's sacking as Red Bull boss would make no difference to decisions about his own future and the team still felt like a second family.

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Laurent Mekies’ first impression at Red Bull after 'intense weeks' and talks with Max Verstappen

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Horner's Exit Has No Impact On My Future Plans, Verstappen Says

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Red Bull chief engineer ‘shocked’ by Horner exit as Mekies inherits “difficult situation”

For Red Bull to succeed, a major undertaking will be sorting out its second car as its successive drivers keep failing to match team spearhead Max Verstappen.

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'I wish him all the best,' Hamilton says of old foe Horner

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Max Verstappen on Christian Horner’s exit: "All that matters is a fast car"

Christian Horner: Mercedes boss Toto Wolff denies influencing Red Bull decision to sack rival team principal

Toto Wolff has admitted he will miss his long-time rival Christian Horner following the Brits sacking by Red Bull; watch the Belgian GP Sprint on Saturday from 11am, with main Qualifying to follow at 3pm,

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Toto Wolff addresses Max Verstappen conspiracy theory after Christian Horner sack

Toto Wolff has denied that his “teasing” of a move for Max Verstappen for the F1 2026 season contributed to Red Bull’s decision to sack Christian Horner. And he was quipped that he will be “really in the s**t” if Horner’s next move sees him join F1’s governing body, the FIA.