Helmut Marko has shared his thoughts on the whistling directed at Max Verstappen during the F1 75 Live event in London ahead of the new season. Thousands of Formula 1 fans gathered at the O2 Arena to witness the unveiling of the new liveries.

Helmut Marko has no doubts. The historic Red Bull consultant believes that the new season, which kicks off this weekend in Australia on the street circuit of Melbourne's Albert Park, will be very close at the top.

Tim Tramnitz is also one of the talents in the Red Bull Junior Team next season. So like no other, the German (20) can explain what it is like to work under Helmut Marko, the driving force behind the Austrian's young talent development.

It was previously announced that Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, will have to go to the UK employment tribunal in January 2026, and that the British media is not allowed to write anything about it due to an RRO.

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Max Verstappen has been Formula 1 and Red Bull's shining star for almost a decade now. Verstappen has picked up four F1 world championships in his time at Red Bull - including a controversial title in 2021 - while two constructors' championships have been won by the team.

Verstappen did not display much optimism as testing came to a close, and the Red Bull driver opened up to Dutch media on Friday at a Viaplay event, expressing the extent of his wo