Sky and Red Bull are set to bury the hatchet ahead of the final two races of the F1 2022 season
Sky Sports F1’s director Billy McGinty will travel to Red Bull’s Milton Keynes factory on Monday, in a bid to reconcile the two sides after tensions escalated in Mexico.
While Sky were able to broadcast the collective media interviews carried out by the likes of Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez, Sky weren’t able to carry out their usual exclusive chats with the drivers or team boss Christian Horner.from the broadcaster, following a segment of Ted Kravitz’s US Grand Prix Notebook including a remark that Lewis Hamilton had been ‘robbed’ of the 2021 World Championship.
“You keep disrespecting me, and at one point, I’m not tolerating it anymore. That’s why I decided to stop answering them.”Red Bull’s boycott appeared to be a ‘one and done’ deal, with the intent of allowing Sky back in for this weekend’s Sao Paolo Grand Prix in Brazil, but Sky are making an effort to reconcile properly with the World Champion team.
Deutschland Neuesten Nachrichten, Deutschland Schlagzeilen
Similar News:Sie können auch ähnliche Nachrichten wie diese lesen, die wir aus anderen Nachrichtenquellen gesammelt haben.
Sky Sports F1 boss to visit Red Bull factory for clear-the-air talksThe boss of Sky Sports F1 is reportedly set to visit Red Bull today for clear-the-air talks following their fallout at the Mexico City Grand Prix.
Weiterlesen »
George Russell teases Sky F1's David Croft with Red Bull boycott jokeGeorge Russell couldn't resist addressing the Red Bull in the room at the Las Vegas Grand Prix launch party.
Weiterlesen »
Horner: Red Bull spoke to Norris "a couple of times" about F1 seatChristian Horner has revealed Red Bull spoke to Lando Norris a 'couple of times' about joining the team before the British driver signed a new multi-year F1 contract with McLaren.
Weiterlesen »
Ricciardo in talks with Merc, Red Bull over F1 reserve roleDaniel Ricciardo is in talks with Mercedes and Red Bull over a F1 reserve driver role for 2023
Weiterlesen »
Liverpool put up for sale: Fenway Sports Group invite offers to buy clubLiverpool owners Fenway Sports Group have put the Premier League giants up for sale. Principal owner John W Henry and chairman Tom Werner are inviting offers to buy the Reds after a 12-year tenure.…
Weiterlesen »