BREAKING: Christian Horner Confirms Max Verstappen’s A...read more.

BREAKING: Christian Horner Confirms Max Verstappen’s A…read more.

Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner has confirmed that Max Verstappen has apologized after a heated radio exchange during last weekend’s Grand Prix.

The defending World Champion sparked controversy when an emotional message filled with frustration and harsh language was aired over the team radio. Verstappen was reportedly upset over what he believed was a poor race strategy and a technical problem that led to him missing out on a podium finish.

In a statement on Monday, Horner addressed the issue: “Max is an intense competitor who puts everything into his performance. After reviewing everything and speaking with the team, he admitted that his reaction was over the top. He’s since apologized to his race engineer and the whole garage.”

Verstappen also released a comment: “I let my emotions get the better of me, and I regret the way I spoke on the radio. The team always gives their best, and I should have shown more respect in that moment. We’re united, win or lose.”

The incident has triggered wider discussions about the intense pressure Formula 1 drivers face and how emotions can boil over in high-stakes situations. Red Bull has stated the matter is resolved internally and continues to support Verstappen fully.

Verstappen is currently second in the driver standings, trailing Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc. All eyes now turn to the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal.