In response to the question of what is causing the conflict in Red Bull Racing and who benefits from it, the German tabloid Bild names Christian Horner, claiming that the team leader hopes to lead Red Bull GmbH and create a “new version” of Dietrich Mateschitz to become.
Under the headline: “If Mateschitz had lived, Horner would have been fired long ago,” the current issue of Sport Bild reveals Horner’s collusion with Chaleo Juvidhya, Red Bull’s Thai majority shareholder.
After an attempt to acquire shares in Red Bull Racing failed due to a veto from Helmut Marko, Horner wants to become CEO of Red Bull GmbH, according to Bild. He is said to have convinced Juvidja that Thai driver Alex Albon, currently racing for Williams, could win the title with Red Bull Racing in the 2025 season.
The scenario that Gerhard Berger recently predicted: “Horner stays, Marco and Newey leave, and Max goes to Mercedes,” Hellmuth recently called interesting.
The version is really interesting, but so far unconfirmed. It is only clear that the battle for power in the championship team continues.
Source: F1 News
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