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Red Bull’s protest at the Miami Grand Prix, explained

May 5 2025 by SBNation.com

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Christian Horner and Red Bull believe Max Verstappen, and not George Russell, belongs on the podium at the Miami Grand Prix

MIAMI, Florida — In the closing laps of the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, Red Bull instructed Max Verstappen, who was running fourth behind George Russell, to stay within five seconds of the Mercedes driver in case a potential penalty was handed down after the race.

Now, Red Bull is pressing the issue.

The team filed a protest against...

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