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Max Verstappen was booed during the podium ceremony after winning the United States Grand Prix while some fans chanted Sergio Perez's name over the Dutch national anthem

Max Verstappen has delivered his verdict to the rumours emerging that Red Bull team principle Christian Horner is 'trying to axe' Helmut Marko out of the picture

Red Bull have won both titles already this year and have never looked healthier on the race track, but off it there are whiffs of scandal and suspicion in the air

Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat is under pressure after another season of being outshone by Max Verstappen, and the team has a potential replacement already on the books

Speaking exclusively to Mirror Sport, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner lifts the lid on his relationship with Helmut Marko amid claims he is trying to force out the 80-year-old adviser

Lewis Hamilton was forced to retire from the Qatar Grand Prix after a collision with teammate George Russell and Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko took a dig at the Brit over the incident

Red Bull have an abundance of good races on the books, too many to give them all F1 race seats for next year, but still they won't be letting any of them go without a fight

Red Bull team adviser Helmut Marko believes there is only one current Formula 1 driver who "could get close" to Max Verstappen if they were racing in the same car

Sergio Perez's Red Bull contract expires in a little over 12 months and it is becoming less and less likely that he will be in line for a renewal amid his poor F1 form

Sergio Perez's Red Bull seat is under threat amid a poor run of performances and results this season, and the team will not be short of options should it decide to replace him

Max Verstappen needs just three points to win a third F1 world title, but Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko has joked he hopes that does not happen at the next race in Qatar

Former Ferrari F1 driver Massa, who narrowly missed out on the 2008 title which was won by Hamilton, is ramping up legal action to try to overturn the result of that championship

Marko was accused of making an offensive comment about Red Bull racer Perez's nationality, for which he apologised both publicly and privately to the Mexican driver

Red Bull adviser Marko landed himself in hot water after suggesting Perez is mentally inferior to his European peers because of his ethnicity, comments for which he has since apologised

Red Bull F1 adviser Marko was widely criticised for referring to Perez as "South American" and suggesting it makes him mentally inferior to his European counterparts

Helmut Marko will not answer questions about his comments on Sergio Perez at the Singapore Grand Prix after the 80-year-old attempted to explain his mixed form this season

Sebastian Vettel hasn't raced in Formula One since the 2022 campaign and could struggle to get a seat for next year if the four-time world champion makes a comeback

Marko offended many F1 fans when he used nationality to criticise Perez, linking it to his patchy form this season and using it to question his mental resilience

Long-serving Red Bull adviser Marko sharpened his claws after Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff was dismissive of Max Verstappen's new F1 record for consecutive race wins

Red Bull may be deciding on Perez's replacement in the next 12 months, with McLaren star Norris set to be one of the main candidates to race alongside Max Verstappen

Under-pressure F1 star Perez, who has previously been bullish about his Red Bull future, has for the first time given an indication that he might be willing to leave

Perez is 138 points behind Verstappen after 13 races so far this season and, with the Dutchman in lethal form, that chasm between the Red Bull drivers is likely to grow further still

Max Verstappen's future at Red Bull is secure with a contract until 2028, but Sergio Perez's place with the team is less certain with his current deal expiring next year

Sergio Perez's Red Bull future has been a major talking point in recent weeks, but Christian Horner has definitively stated he will remain with the team next season

Red Bull have repeatedly insisted that Sergio Perez's place is safe in 2024, but there has now been an admission that the situation is not necessarily set in stone