Helmut Marko could be set to take on an even bigger role at Red Bull following Christian Horner’s departure. While his official title of motorsport advisor remains unchanged, the end of his long-standing internal rivalry with Horner gives him a clearer path forward.

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.

Toto Wolff joked that he will be 'really in the s***' if Christian Horner returns to F1 in one particular role. Horner was sacked as Red Bull team principal earlier this month in a move that shocked the Formula 1 world.

Max Verstappen has fielded questions from the media for the first time since Christian Horner was removed as his Red Bull F1 team boss

Williams Racing F1 driver Alex Albon has opened up on Christian Horner's ousting ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix.

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,

Red Bull Formula 1 chief engineer Paul Monaghan has admitted Christian Horner’s sacking was a “shock”, and acknowledged boosting the squad's fortunes would be tough for new CEO Laurent Mekies.

Former F1 driver, Martin Brundle, in his current position as Sky Sports F1 analyst has spoken out about Christian Horner's dismissal, and he sees the Verstappen camp's role as key in the change at the top of the Austrian team.