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 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.

At the recent F1 75 Anniversary Event in London, Max Verstappen, the reigning world champion, faced a wave of boos from the crowd. Held at the O2 Arena on a Tue

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

Some suggested that the boos that rained down on Max Verstappen at the F1 75 event in London last week wouldn't affect him. Well, it seems they have. Verstappen

Red Bull boss Christian Horner compared being booed at F1's 2025 launch event to "launching your away strip in a home fans' stadium".

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.

The stars of Formula 1 took centre stage at The O2 Arena as all of the teams' 2025-spec cars were officially unveiled for the world to see at a huge launch even

Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner and Max Verstappen did not receive the warmest of welcomes at the F1 75 live event. In London, fans booed the team. The Red Bull team principal now reacted to what happened in the British capital and the statement the FIA released afterwards on the matter.

A frosty reception from fans at the F1 season launch in London could see Max Verstappen boycott next year's event.