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Horner: Red Bull happy for either Verstappen or Perez to be champion

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner says that Sergio Perez is free to fight his teammate Max Verstappen for this year's Formula 1 world championship.

Horner: Red Bull happy for either Verstappen or Perez to win F1 title

Horner: Red Bull happy for either Verstappen or Perez to win F1 title

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner says that Sergio Perez is free to fight his teammate Max Verstappen for this year's Formula 1 world championship.

Max Verstappen warned Sergio Perez is a 'force to be reckoned with' by Red Bull chief

Max Verstappen warned Sergio Perez is a 'force to be reckoned with' by Red Bull chief

Perez has signed on for at least two more seasons with the Milton Keynes team, and proved at the Monaco Grand Prix that he is capable of being more than just an understudy to defending champion Verstappen

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Sergio Perez Re-Signs With Red Bull Through 2024 Season

The 32-year-old inked a two-year extension two days after winning the Monaco Grand Prix.

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F1: Sergio Perez signs new long-term Red Bull contract after Monaco Grand Prix victory

Sergio Perez has agreed a two-year contract extension with Red Bull until 2024 after winning the Monaco Grand Prix.

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Red Bull won Monaco GP by "thinking on our feet" - Horner

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner says that his team won the Monaco GP by doing 'the basics well' and 'thinking on our feet'.

Horner: "Didn't make sense" for Verstappen and Perez to battle

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner insists it “didn’t make sense” for Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez to battle in the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix while on different strategies.

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Horner: It "didn't make sense" for Verstappen and Perez to fight in Spanish GP

Horner: It "didn't make sense" for Verstappen and Perez to fight in Spanish GP

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner insists it “didn’t make sense” for Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez to battle in the Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix while on different strategies.

Ferrari explains why it let Red Bull "off the hook" with safety car tyre call

Ferrari explains why it let Red Bull "off the hook" with safety car tyre call

Ferrari has explained why it let Red Bull 'off the hook' by not pitting for fresh tyres when the safety car came out in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix.

Ferrari explains why it let Red Bull "off the hook" with F1 SC tyre call

Ferrari explains why it let Red Bull "off the hook" with F1 SC tyre call

Ferrari has explained why it let Red Bull 'off the hook' by not pitting for fresh tyres when the safety car came out in Formula 1's Miami Grand Prix.

Horner: Red Bull's Imola F1 1-2 "one of our best-ever results"'

Horner: Red Bull's Imola F1 1-2 "one of our best-ever results"'

Christian Horner believes Red Bull's 1-2 finish at Imola stands as one of the team's best Formula 1 results and a perfect response to race-winner Max Verstappen's disappointing Australia retirement.

Horner: Imola F1 1-2 "one of our best-ever results"

Horner: Imola F1 1-2 "one of our best-ever results"

Christian Horner believes Red Bull's 1-2 finish at Imola stands as one of the team's best Formula 1 results and a perfect response to its Australia disappointment.

FIA created ‘unnecessary mess’ with late F1 call - Sainz

FIA created ‘unnecessary mess’ with late F1 call - Sainz

Carlos Sainz Jr and his Ferrari team say the FIA needs to speed up its decision-making process after feeling it created an 'unnecessary mess' in Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

FIA created 'unnecessary mess' with late F1 call, says Sainz

FIA created 'unnecessary mess' with late F1 call, says Sainz

Carlos Sainz and his Ferrari team say the FIA needs to speed up its decision-making process after feeling it created an 'unnecessary' mess in Formula 1’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.

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Sergio Perez takes pole as Lewis Hamilton suffers Saudi Arabia Grand Prix nightmare

The Mexican has sealed pole position for the race ahead of both Ferraris. Max Verstappen will start fourth on the grid for the race.

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