There is no infighting between Horner and Marko. And nobody at RedBull cares what Jos does or says.

The fighting at RedBull is between the two owner camps. Thai vs Austrian. The F1 team members are stuck in the middle. That is why Newey left.

 

KMAG officially banned from racing in Bacu in 2 weeks time. Ollie Bearman most likely candidate to fill in.

 

Even Gasly thinks KMag is being screwed with the penalty, and that it should be reversed! (he probably wouldn't think that way if his teammate had hit him )

 

Jos is Max’s manager, and hence RBR does pay very close attention to what he has to say, whether they want to or not. Plus Jos would love to see Horner taken down a peg or two, because that’s the type of person Jos is. Marko also massively invested in keeping Max; (obviously) and he’s been known to step in it more than once.

The team management and the manager of their dominant driver do not see eye to eye, and it’s been reported that friction exists in the F1 press. Perhaps you know better however.

 

Jos is not Max’s manager. Raymond Vermeulen is.

No one at Red Bull, and I mean no one, cares about anything Jos says or does. There is no friction.

Christian Horner has not been taken down a peg or two. In fact, he’s in a stronger position now that he was cleared of the sexual harassment charges.

 

Soooo....
No comments about Perez trying to crash Russel out during that pass?
Holy sh*t.
Taking driving lessons from Magnussen?

 

He didn't exactly leave racing room -

 

Apologies, you are of course correct re: Max’s manger.

 

Typical Perez; especially now!

 

Charles lap times during after his first and only pit stop. Like a metronome.

 

I wonder if that's a real Ferrari ad as it looks like a take-off of the Porsche Le Mans ad from many years ago where they got first, second and fourth.

Pretty cool for GR. Imagine being only tenths inconsistent for that many laps, which includes traffic and some battles.

 

 

I wonder if and when we will see Aston Martin fighting for WCC and WDCs? This is the Red Bull F1 model - throw a ton of money out there and hire the best people.

 

Not a Ferrari ad, someone on the internet made it up, but you are correct, it's from the famous Porsche ad many years ago. I still see that T-Shirt every once in a while at events.

 

My guess is 3 years.