Martin Brundle is convinced that Red Bull would not have pulled the trigger on sacking Christian Horner without “Team Verstappen” being “fully onboard”.

Sky Sports pundit Martin Brundle has expressed his firm belief that Red Bull's Austrian headquarters would never have dismissed Christian Horner without securing the agreement of the Verstappen camp.

Amid Mercedes’ interest in Verstappen and Red Bull’s decline in performance, Horner’s abrupt axe was interpreted by some as an attempt to keep the champion at the team. However, Brundle confirmed the Verstappens' position on Horner, and whether they were behind his sacking.

Martin Brundle pointed the finger at 'Team Verstappen' in the immediate aftermath of Christian Horner's Red Bull exit.

Christian Horner has swapped Formula 1 speed for four-legged horsepower in a cheeky new Instagram post, days after his shock exit as Red Bull Racing team principal. Horner, who led Red Bull to multiple Constructors’ Championships and guided Max Verstappen’s dominant reign in F1,

Former Formula One driver and Sky Sports F1 reporter Martin Brundle has revealed that Christian Horner will likely return to the sport in a "part ownership or ownership role." Owning a team wholly or partly while leading it could offer Horner complete control,

Red Bull Racing shocked the sporting world by sacking team boss Christian Horner after the British GP. The Briton was The post Ex-F1 Driver Labels Christian Horner’s Exit an ‘Extraordinary Move’ by Red Bull Amid Max Verstappen Rumors appeared first on FirstSportz.

F 1 is still reeling from the news that Red Bull have sacked Christian Horner, with the team experiencing their first ever race weekend free of his immediate influence at the Belgian Grand Prix. The team made the stunning decision earlier this month,