Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has slammed Red Bull over the mismanagement of Yuki Tsunoda as the Japanese driver spends a 5th year in the sister team. The young driver made his debut ...

Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner feels Red Bull boss Christian Horner does not get enough credit for guiding the team through what was the 's**ttiest year' of his life. The 2024 season ...

It's always tricky to assess the pecking order of F1's teams ahead of a new season, but with the technical regulations well established, it should be an easier ...

Guenther Steiner told GPblog Steiner believed that promoting Tsunoda, even for a year at Red Bull would’ve been a better option. The team could then assess the situation and decide on the 24 ...

Guenther Steiner has questioned Red Bull’s decision not to promote Yuki Tsunoda from the Racing Bulls team. The former Haas team principal does not understand the logic behind retaining him in ...

Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has targeted Red Bull for selecting Liam Lawson over Yuki Tsunoda, suggesting that the Japanese driver should have been given a chance. Tsunoda enters ...

Former Haas F1 boss Guenther Steiner sees Sergio ... s reputations have been restored since leaving Red Bull, the same could happen to Perez. Steiner added: “Wait a moment.

Guenther Steiner has told Max Verstappen to make the move to Aston Martin, because even if he “finishes last”, he’ll have a “billion” dollars. Despite being under contract with Red Bull ...

It’s a bold statement, but is Steiner right? Would Verstappen be crazy to turn down a payday of this magnitude, or is the three-time world champion’s legacy at Red Bull ... team that isn’t winning ...

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Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner has advised Max Verstappen ... The Dutchman is tied to Red Bull long-term but is in demand after four successive Drivers’ Championship titles.