Christian Horner and Max Verstappen on the F1 75 criticized while FIA calls for a “tribalist” reaction to Duo Red Bull | F1 news
FIA called on the reaction of the “tribalist” reaction to the director of the Red Bull Christian Horner and World Champion Max Verstappen after being encouraged to F1 75.
At F1’s All-Taama in London on Tuesday, Verstappen received a mixed reaction whenever it was shown on the camera at an event, with a sound mix of noise and cheering for the Red Bull star.
In the meantime, Horner received a frozen reception when he went on stage in the London O2 Arena, and Boos had once again heard in the crowd.
The reaction to Horner comes after the Red Bull chief was explored last year after charges of inappropriate behavior by a colleague. Horner denied the allegations throughout the procedure, and the Austrian home company F1 was cleaned by Red Bull GmbH.
From the event, Fia posted a statement that expressed their “disappointment” to reactions during the event and announced the coalition focused on the “fight against abuse on the net” in sports.
“Great rivalries in the entire history of Motorsport have contributed to becoming such an exciting experience for fans,” said a spokesman for FIA.
“But what supports sports at all levels of respect is the culture of respect. As such, it was disappointing to hear the reaction of a tribal audience to the Formula 1 World Champion Max Max Verstappen and its Director of Red -Ekipe and the Executive Director of Christian Horner, to launch F1 to London.
“Max and Christian both contributed to the sport we love. In a season ahead, we should not lose sight of us.
“As part of FIA’s commitment to protect the integrity of the sport, we run a coalition that deals with abuse through the internet in sports under the flag of our United AST online abuse campaign.
“We stand with all our competitors, officials, volunteers and fans to unite against this growing threat. We invite the sports community to consider the influence of their actions and online and off the network.”
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