Sunday\u2019s fast-paced F1 news includes Helmut Marko accusing Christian Horner of \u201clying\u201d after both men departed Red Bull in F1 2025.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s charge through the day\u2019s main headlines at breakneck speed\u2026<\/p>\n
Helmut Marko takes aim at Christian Horner<\/p>\n
Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been accused of lying in an extraordinary attack by Helmut Marko.<\/p>\n
It comes after Red Bull GmbH announced earlier this week that Marko will leave his role as a senior advisor after more than 20 years, following Horner out the exit door.<\/p>\n
Horner was sacked by Red Bull in the aftermath of this year\u2019s British Grand Prix at Silverstone.<\/p>\n
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