FIA summoned the “tribal” reaction to the director of the Red Paul Christian Horner team and the world champion Max Versaben after they were screaming at F1 75.
At the launch of the F1’s All-TEAM in London on Tuesday, Verstapen received a mixed reaction whenever it was shown on the camera at the event, with an audible mix of Boosing and Hering for Red Bull Star.
Meanwhile, Horner received a lukewarm reception when he moved to the theater in O2 Arena in London, with Boos heard again in the crowd.
The reaction to Horner comes after investigating Red Bull Boss last year after allegations of inappropriate behavior by a colleague. Horner denied these allegations throughout the operation and was disinfected by the Austrian mother company, Red Bull GmbH.
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Jack Whitchul mocked Max Versaben and George Russell, referring to the War of Words since the end of last season.
Since the event, FIA issued a statement that expressed their “disappointment” on reactions during the event and announced an alliance focused on “online abuse” within this sport.
A FIA spokesman said: “The great competitions have contributed throughout the history of motorsport to make it an exciting experience for the masses,” a FIA spokesman said.
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George Russell says he has no concerns about Max Versaben and admits that things came out in 2024 between the husband.
“But what sports support at all levels is a culture of respect. In this way, it was disappointing to hear the tribal reaction of the crowd at the world champion FIARLLA 1 Max Verstapen, Red Bull team manager and CEO Horner, at the launch of F1 in London.
“Max and Christian have contributed greatly to the sport we love. Next season we should not lose sight of it.
“As part of FIA’s commitment to protect the safety of this sport, a coalition that addresses online abuse in sport under the banner of the UNITED AGANT Online campaign.
“We stand with all our competitors, officials, volunteers and fans to unify this increasing threat. We urge the sports community to consider the effect of their actions via the Internet and not connected.”
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