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Mekies warns of big challenges

Mekies warns of big challenges as he starts work at Red Bull

Frenchman Laurent Mekies got down to work as Red Bull team principal on Thursday, a day after replacing Christian Horner, and recognised big challenges ahead for the once-dominant former champions.

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Mekies honored by Red Bull promotion, promises ‘great results’

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Everything Laurent Mekies must do as Christian Horner’s Red Bull successor

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Mekies takes over at Red Bull after Horner sacked

Red Bull sacked Christian Horner, Formula One's longest-serving active team principal and one of the most successful of all time, and replaced him on Wednesday with Racing Bulls' Laurent Mekies.

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Red Bull says longtime F1 team principal Christian Horner has been released from his duties

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Red Bull fires longtime F1 team principal Christian Horner after 20-year stint

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F1's Christian Horner Abruptly Fired By Red Bull After 20 Years

Horner is the latest in a series of high-profile executives to leave the team over the last year and a half.

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How every Red Bull F1 driver fared under Christian Horner’s leadership

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Red Bull sack F1 team chief Horner

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Laurent Mekies makes thoughts on Christian Horner clear after replacing axed F1 boss

Laurent Mekies certainly has big shoes to fill as he prepares to take over from departing Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. The Brit, who has held the role since the team’s formation in 2005, was sacked by Red Bull on Thursday morning, sending a shockwave across the world of Formula One.

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Red Bull signals it will keep up title fight after Horner was fired. It faces many other challenges

Red Bull has pledged not give up on the Formula 1 title fight until it’s mathematically impossible for Max Verstappen to win, even after Christian Horner was fired as team principal.

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Why Laurent Mekies’ Red Bull appointment should be good news for Yuki Tsunoda

Laurent Mekies’ promotion to the head of Red Bull’s Formula 1 top table might be the most welcome news for its struggling driver Yuki Tsunoda. The Japanese has mustered just seven points since replacing fellow struggler Liam Lawson after just two races, amid a plethora of issues getting to grips with the tricky RB21.