"In Formula 1 there's a lot of writing about nothing." K. Raikkonen.
@andredeketeleastutecomplex Says:
A lot of blah blah about a non issue.
@asdsad17 Says:
morale of the story. don't be horney.
@MevRB19 Says:
Talking pure clickbait shite as usual. Get a life you wasters.
@Mbartel500 Says:
Could he leave? Yes….will he leave? No. Max is a racer, which means he wants to win races…that's why he drives an F1 car. And he knows that driving the RB20 gives him the best chance of winning races and championships, so leaving Red Bull is not in his best interest. He is not a politician, a gamesman, a gambler, or a long shot taker. Max is a winner, and he will stay where he knows he can win.
@peterhaslund Says:
Once you notice that character flaw in Horner, you can't unsee it, can you?
@MrRicardo361 Says:
If he Jos doesn't want Max to be in that winning car and if Max wants to follow Jos/Helmet Marko out the door, too bad for them. I'm sure someone like Alonso etc would be happy to take their place. And they would probably still clean-up in the Red Bull regardless. At least until Ford arrives :I
@genkideguire Says:
You guys talk like max is the be all and end all. He's just another cog in the wheel. And the company is bigger than he is. Remind his psychotic father that.
@MMAli-rq8kd Says:
18:40 I think wether Christian Horner did something wrong or not should be the heart of the matter. This should not be a balance of tge power that want him gone and the powers that want him to stay.
@SamBellantoni Says:
Horner is Red Bull racing
@SamBellantoni Says:
Horner will be sacked b4 Oz GP according to you lot what a joke 🤣🤣
@SamBellantoni Says:
Mate Sargent could win in a Red Bull who needs Max his just a driver if he went against Horner we will have a New Champ Soon 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉
@Buho641 Says:
Jon the Horny Horner fanboy
@LittleBigMediaCo Says:
Christian is FAR more valuable to RBR than Markko, in terms of input at well as longevity.
He's also more valuable than Max, no matter what Jos thinks ... or anyone else. Under Christian that team has won multiple world championships with different drivers and different manufacturers. If Max goes, the team will win with other drivers.
@LittleBigMediaCo Says:
Questions need to be asked about why exactly anything Jos says in this is relevant.
He's not employed by the team, he's not Max's manager, & Max is an adult who doesn't need his father playing politics.
Seems like the two biggest problems in this BS are Jos and this woman who seems determined to destroy the team with all her actions. If she wasn't happy with the outcome of the Red Bull investigation, her next move should have been the labour courts ... not releasing info to the media and then running to the FIA ... both of which signal a very different agenda & hint at a far bigger conspiracy that smells more and more like it has Toto's stench on it.
@CDL1979 Says:
Here’s a thought, Horner is made surplus to requirements….. Gunther gets a call…….
@terminator6068 Says:
Half an hour total crap literally learn f all
@terminator6068 Says:
What actually is Jos position at redbull?
@Fulltilt1973 Says:
Amazingly, as astute as Horner clearly is, he still hasn't learned that Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.
@aniveshnakkana1365 Says:
Let him go. The world will notice his real driving style in any other car. He is a winner only because of the team and hardly by himself. Selfish fella.
@fillusrahim-xy9ib Says:
What if Christian Horner leaves and teams in problem, Max Verstappen still leaves ? If Max leaves and Christian Horner still incharge, teams doing good....new driver do better?
@fletch9702 Says:
So going from what was said here, Max could get bored racing actual real life F1 cars, but would walk away to do sim racing sat in front of a computer. I'm not sure that ANYTHING could lower my respect for Max any more than this IF it accurately reflects Max's state of mind.
@jerrymcallister Says:
Guess it isn't a secret then
@rishikapadia2452 Says:
I dont think Max will go to Mercedes. I do think however looking at how this Red Bull thing with Horner is going that he will leave if not for 2025, then definitely for 2026. But the proper dark horse team for me would be Aston Martin. One major factor for Max's success is the Honda PU, plus you have Lawrence Stroll as the boss, who doesnt have to answer to any corporate structure (same as Red Bull under Mateschitz and very different to whats there at Merc), they could also pick up Marko and lure Newey to reform the dream team for the new regs.
@pgale Says:
If they pull this shite cut Max loose immediately. Let's be honest everyone can win in that car so Red Bull will have a lineup a mile long to get the seat. Let someone else deal with Jos
@EarthKuma Says:
I don't think he would enjoy racing if he is not winning 😂
@markbauwens8033 Says:
Conspiracy, politics and power struggles apart (I believe the conspiracy was initiated by Verstappen senior) it's much better for racing that Verstappen junior leaves Red Bull sooner rather than later. The racing would be closer between Perez and the replacement driver and probably between Red Bull and the other teams. F1 racing fans win and Verstappen senior and Marko loose. Liberty Media profit.
@hokafor905 Says:
Let's not forget that an independent investigation has dismissed the allegation against Horner. This assertion in the F1 media and paddock that because the complainant is a woman she cannot be dishonest baffles me. Allow the appeal process to take its course without peddling on speculations.
@hokafor905 Says:
How is it within Marko's right to add an addendum? Can Bryn Lucas explain?
@friggincanvee Says:
9:40 let's be real, the likelihood of max lacking F1 is very low. I mean really... Is there any evidence to suggest this at all??
@bigjoefupa Says:
Rbr was running quite well for the past 16 years without the involvement of a driver's father. How the hell is Jo's verstappen bigger than a team? I'm glad this is happening tho, Horner created these monsters, now they're going to eat him alive
@bjwal6 Says:
Allard kallfs insights were… a bit shallow
@DavidLimofLimReport Says:
Yes. Didn't they say Vettel would never leave Red Bull, Hamilton would never leave Merc. Exactly.
@Rickdcpr Says:
Am a follower, but when running out of material to make videos please don't make a 25 minutes long one, For something that could have been discussed in one or two minutes.
@Tanxmann Says:
Why is he not gone yet? That pig needs to go!
@dannysirvent7524 Says:
Can I just say, in this day and age where women are flocking in their thousands to selling themselves online. This anonymous female employee was rubbing her hands at being “seen as important” in the eyes of Horner. He has a bloody Spice girl as his wife. I’m not defending Horner, just calling it like I see it
@Ianmundo Says:
“I’m Bryn Lewis” HA! you can’t fool us Toto
@ericdulyon4601 Says:
You people need to get some integrity and stop acting like this dude did something wrong. When nothing has come out that he has yet. Typical no morality news people. Let it play out that's why we have a judicial system
@rulifaller8474 Says:
Looking at your response I do not really have the impression that you have moved on… LOL
@HEXlCAN Says:
Horrible person Alard.
@rachelkoiks Says:
😅 I’m with the Dutch. Get on with it, speculation this that and whatever. Just update me on the Facts. I don’t social media it so idk what the hell is going on
@ZZZzzzap12 Says:
Right now I'm convinced that Max could win this in an Alpine.
@kathleenbimson812 Says:
It’s amazing the lack of knowledge of the media. Noble claims that Marko was “well within his rights” to add an addendum. What is his basis for making such a claim?
Marko is indeed a director of Red Bull Racing, per RBR’s latest filing with GOV.uk.
However, this does not give him the authority to unilaterally act (add and sign an addendum) without the consent of the company’s CEO, meaning Christian Horner, unless the company’s bylaws grant a director such authority (but why would RB give Marko such power?). Furthermore, a director has a fiduciary obligation to act in the BEST INTEREST of the company, not in his best interest. PERIOD. How is giving Max Verstappen an escape clause in the best interest of RBR? Noble did no due diligence, no research. If such an escape clause exists, it was likely inserted in the original contract. Forget the addendum BS.
@Redlingstein Says:
Stop this nonsense…. You are such RBR haters and JEALOUS of Max. Get a life!! Geez.
@BlueJazzBoyNZ Says:
How could Horner and Red Bull Not of been aware of this contract change..?
If true It Stinks
PS Max Red Bull is your golden ticket team for 2025 championship.
Don't cut off your nose to spite your face. Jos and Marko are egotists are you being "bullied"
@henstar1731 Says:
Max is a big boy now and should leave daddy at home 😂😂
@henkormel5610 Says:
Everyone who thinks anyone in the Verstappen camp does just random things is a fool. The things Jos says and does are orchestrated, Marko's interview was orchestrated and Max knew in advance it was going to happen and questions would be asked. He was prepared. Max learned to do politics very well dispite he dislikes it.
@Batters56 Says:
Red Bull are going for the ultimate stat: the first and only team in any sport (I think?) to totally tear itself apart whilst having total dominance over their sport. Why wait for the inevitable downturn to have the personnel changes! Red Bull certainly have a difficult philosophy!
@F1Guy-Guy Says:
No he won't do a Schumacher and leave the fastest car as Max is only a paper champion that nobody counts anymore
@DamonDupriez Says:
The only reason this story still exists is because you media morons keep dredging it up day after day because you can't find anything positive to talk about. Do better.
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