Max Verstappen 'refuses' Red Bull request at Australian Grand Prix as manager speaks out
Formula 1 reigning champion Max Verstappen has reportedly 'declined' to participate in TikTok videos for Red Bull's social media platforms. The 27-year-old Dutchman, known for his light-hearted content and meme reenactments, has allegedly suggested that new team-mate Liam Lawson should take over these duties.
Max Verstappen had been leading the world championship since the inception of the current ground effect era in 2022.
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F1 star Max Verstappen 'refuses' to appear in TikToks for Red Bull RacingMax Verstappen will start the Australian Grand Prix in fifth and it's claimed the Red Bull driver has made a demand of the ...
When asked during the post-race press conference whether the session should have been red flagged, Verstappen did not see any ...
Max Verstappen has admitted that Red Bull's grip issues will be "hard to fix" at the Australian Grand Prix as the reigning ...
Max Verstappen's manager has made it clear to Red Bull that the four-time world champion won't be involved in making TikTok ...
Verstappen was not the only Red Bull struggler, as his new team-mate Liam Lawson was a lowly 17th in Friday's second session, ...
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F1 2025: Red Bull chief slams driver over 'embarrassing' emotional outburst at Australian Grand PrixRed Bull Formula 1 boss Helmut Marko has hit out at one of his star drivers over his 'embarrassing' emotional reaction at the Australian Grand Prix. The 2025 season got under way in thrilling fashion ...
Formula 1 defending champion Max Verstappen downplayed Red Bull's chances at Sunday's season-opening Australian Grand Prix, ...
Max Verstappen could be left with an "easy" decision to quit if Red Bull fail to adapt quickly to the next era of ...
Red Bull plans to respond to McLaren's dominant pace by introducing upgrades for the RB21 F1 car in the upcoming races.
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