Christian Horner has told the world champion 'no individual is bigger than the team.'
Max Verstappen has threatened to quit Red Bull in the wake of the Christian Horner scandal Toto Wolff has revealed for the first time that he would love to have Max Verstappen at Mercedes – as Red Bull boss Christian Horner admitted no individual is bigger than the team. Verstappen’s Red Bull future is in the spotlight amid the in-fighting at Formula One’s dominant franchise.
’ Red Bull made it two wins from two at the start of the 2024 F1 season Wolff was then asked if Verstappen, whose deal runs until 2028, was now top of his wishlist. ‘Let’s word it like this,’ he replied. ‘It is a decision that Max needs to take and there is no team up and down the grid who wouldn’t do handstands to have him in their car.’ Verstappen has won 19 of the last 20 F1 races and is overwhelming favourite to land a fourth consecutive world championship.
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