Red Bull boss Christian Horner responded on Wednesday to 'tribalist' booing at a 10-team Formula One launch in London last week by saying he was more disappointed for world champion Max Verstappen than for himself.

Zak Brown says booing of Christian Horner and Max Verstappen ‘part of sport’ - Both Red Bull team principal Horner and his driver, Verstappen, were subjected to jeers at the O2 Arena during Formula One’s season launch.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has given his reaction to being booed at F1 ’s season launch event. Horner and Red Bull’s four-time world champion Max Verstappen were greeted by a chorus of boos when they took to the stage in front of a packed-out O2 Arena in London last week.

The governing body of world motorsport has issued a statement condemning the fans who booed Max Verstappen and Red Bull boss Christian Horner during last week's

Horner, along with four-time world champion Max Verstappen, was booed when he appeared on the stage and shown on the screen.

Fans were given a glimpse at the new liveries from all ten Formula One teams at a launch event in London, but there was controversy after Red Bull chief Christian Horner and Max Verstappen appeared to

The FIA has made its stance clear after Formula 1 fans loudly booed Max Verstappen, Christian Horner, and Red Bull Racing at the F1 launch in London.

Formula One’s governing body, the FIA, has condemned the “tribalist” booing of Max Verstappen and Christian Horner at F1 75 Live.

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the boos directed at Max Verstappen at F1 75 Live last week were “disappointing.” The Red Bull team principal himself received a frosty reception from the British crowd as he was jeered loudly ahead of introducing Red Bull’s 2025 F1 car,

Christian Horner said he had no problem with fans booing Red Bull but took issue with the reaction shown to Max Verstappen during F1 75. Verstappen and Horner were booed during the ceremony at the O2 Arena in London but Horner said that was always going to be the case.