Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko has reacted to the recent investigation that was launched into peer Christian Horner.
Horner has been at the helm of the Milton Keynes-based squad since its F1 arrival in 2005 and has become one of the most successful Team Principals in the sport's history.
READ MORE: Red Bull advisor Marko reacts to Horner allegations
In pictures: Red Bull completes launch season with stunning RB20
Red Bull has rounded out the F1 launch season with the reveal of its new RB20 in Milton Keynes.
IN PICTURES: Red Bull completes launch season with stunning RB20
Hamilton outlines 'dream' finish with Mercedes
Lewis Hamilton has outlined what he thinks would be a "dream" finish with Mercedes, as he enters his final Formula 1 season with the Silver Arrows.
The news that Hamilton would join Ferrari in 2025 shocked the driver market, leading to questions over whether he would still be motivated to perform at his best for a team that will be his rivals next year.
Horner 'distraction' not impacting Red Bull season preparation
Christian Horner has conceded the ongoing investigation into his alleged inappropriate behaviour has been "a distraction" but insists there has been no impact on Red Bull's preparations for the upcoming campaign.
The team's parent company, Red Bull GmbH, is investigating the CEO and Team Principal after allegations were made by an employee.
READ MORE: Horner 'distraction' not impacting Red Bull season preparation
Mercedes reveal 'big projects' that have hit 'available firepower'
Mercedes technical director James Allison has confirmed the team has been forced to 'pick and choose its battles' due to the cost cap which has had a major impact on the development of the new W15.
Team principal Toto Wolff revealed at the end of last season that almost every component was due to be changed for this year's car in a bid to return to the front after two campaigns of relative struggle given Mercedes' prior dominance.
READ MORE: Mercedes reveal 'big projects' that have hit 'available firepower'
Leclerc delivers verdict after 2024 Ferrari F1 debut
Charles Leclerc has insisted that Ferrari’s SF-24 feels “healthier” than its predecessor following a series of installation laps at Fiorano.
Ferrari launched its new challenger earlier this week before taking to the track to complete its initial shakedown ahead of pre-season testing.
READ MORE: Leclerc delivers verdict after 2024 Ferrari F1 debut
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