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Formula 1 News: Marko Hits Back at Horner over Book Claims

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(GMM) Dr Helmut Marko (pictured with Horner in 2025) has hit back at Christian Horner’s claims about Max Verstappen’s arrival at Red Bull, insisting it was actually Horner who initially opposed promoting the then teenaged Dutchman. Horner’s forthcoming autobiography, Drive, reportedly claims that Marko initially did not want Verstappen in the team. But Marko, now retired from his Red Bull advisory role, dismissed the controversy in an interview …

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Although his autobiography "Drive" is not yet on the market, the "Times" already provided Christian Horner with an edition in the context of an interview. First realization: The book is also a reckoning with long-time companions of the British ...

·Vienna, Austria
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Christian Horner publishes 'Drive' on October 22 and Helmut Marko has already responded to his bombs on the signing of Max Verstappen. The entry Christian Horner unleashes war on the paddock with 'Drive': Marko backs Ralf Schumacher was first published in What!.

Helmut Marko strongly challenged Christian Horner's version of Max Verstappen's arrival at Red Bull, while the former manager of the stable is due to publish his autobiography soon. According to the Austrian, contrary to Horner's assertion in his book, the latter was precisely the one that had to be convinced to promote the very young Verstappen. Now removed from his role as advisor at Red Bull, Marko also took the opportunity to comment on the …

SINGAPUR. The former Red Bull team leader in Formula 1 does not leave a good hair on his sponsor in an autobiography that will soon appear.

·Linz, Austria
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Kronen Zeitung broke the news in Vienna, Austria on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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