Overview
- Helmut Marko said he will hold talks before deciding on his role after the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, calling the situation complex.
- The Times reports, citing unnamed sources, that Marko is expected to leave at the end of the year after weeks of internal review.
- Team principal Laurent Mekies said the organisation routinely assesses and adjusts its structure, thanking Marko for his support this year.
- Marko, 82, has been a central figure since 2005 and was reported to have been involved in Christian Horner’s July dismissal.
- Any leadership change would come as Red Bull prepares for 2026 regulations and plans to produce its own engines for the first time.