Reports from Brazil’s Globo that Red Bull are suffering from a mighty internal power struggle have now been de𒁃nied by the🌳 team’s key members.

Theꦏ claim was that Horner was trying to oust Marko from his role to gain more influence for himself.

F1-Insider later re꧃ported that Max Verstappen, and new Red Bull CEO Oliver Mintzlaff were firmly backing ꦗMarko.

The enigmatic 80-year-old has now about his relationship with Hoꦐrner: "We've known each other for 27 years. 

“We built this up together. The division of labour loo🍷ks like this: Christian does the operational stuff, I'm more into the strategy.&nbs🌟p;

“That's good. It's worked so far and we'll see 𓂃that it w𓄧orks in the future too."

Mar💖ko dismissed rumours of a major fall-out: "I think we are winning too much! 

“There is no real news and now someth🎃ing is being 🧔played up. 

“In general, the𝄹 structure and the climate in thꦚe team is fine. 

“It is clear that th♛ere are small ཧdifferences of opinion, but everything is fine.

“We are having Red Bull Racing’s most successful season ever. But that has nothing to 𒅌do with how we act and treat each other.”

Marko added that the team must "adapt and position itself somewhat differﷺently" after the death o😼f Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz.