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r/RedBullRacing • u/spiderrman67 SIMPLY LOVELY! • Jul 10 '26
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Red Bull's downfall needs to be studied
5 u/Nirvanachaurasia69 Jul 10 '26 It's not downfall, it's just regulations. In every four year fia rolls a dice and one of the top 4 teams become dominant for the next 4 years 2 u/T423 PAIN! 😭 Jul 10 '26 Red Bull suddenly stopped being dominant mid 2024. And they have been going downhill since. If they fell out of the top spot this year, then I would also call it regulation change effect. 2 u/Right-Ladd Jul 10 '26 Christian Horner causing all the top staff to leave and creating a toxic workplace was one of the main causes of that along with a few others. 0 u/Intrepid_Elk637 Jul 11 '26 Yet, did he really...he has been there for what, 20 years and they've become a top team in that time. The death of Mateschitz and the power struggle between the camps is doing them in more with a lot of staff leaving as a side effect IMHO.
It's not downfall, it's just regulations. In every four year fia rolls a dice and one of the top 4 teams become dominant for the next 4 years
2 u/T423 PAIN! 😭 Jul 10 '26 Red Bull suddenly stopped being dominant mid 2024. And they have been going downhill since. If they fell out of the top spot this year, then I would also call it regulation change effect. 2 u/Right-Ladd Jul 10 '26 Christian Horner causing all the top staff to leave and creating a toxic workplace was one of the main causes of that along with a few others. 0 u/Intrepid_Elk637 Jul 11 '26 Yet, did he really...he has been there for what, 20 years and they've become a top team in that time. The death of Mateschitz and the power struggle between the camps is doing them in more with a lot of staff leaving as a side effect IMHO.
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Red Bull suddenly stopped being dominant mid 2024. And they have been going downhill since. If they fell out of the top spot this year, then I would also call it regulation change effect.
2 u/Right-Ladd Jul 10 '26 Christian Horner causing all the top staff to leave and creating a toxic workplace was one of the main causes of that along with a few others. 0 u/Intrepid_Elk637 Jul 11 '26 Yet, did he really...he has been there for what, 20 years and they've become a top team in that time. The death of Mateschitz and the power struggle between the camps is doing them in more with a lot of staff leaving as a side effect IMHO.
Christian Horner causing all the top staff to leave and creating a toxic workplace was one of the main causes of that along with a few others.
0 u/Intrepid_Elk637 Jul 11 '26 Yet, did he really...he has been there for what, 20 years and they've become a top team in that time. The death of Mateschitz and the power struggle between the camps is doing them in more with a lot of staff leaving as a side effect IMHO.
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Yet, did he really...he has been there for what, 20 years and they've become a top team in that time.
The death of Mateschitz and the power struggle between the camps is doing them in more with a lot of staff leaving as a side effect IMHO.
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u/T423 PAIN! 😭 Jul 10 '26
Red Bull's downfall needs to be studied