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Horner: People don't like change
As Liberty Media and Formula 1's big teams square off for the battle of the future of the sport, Red Bull F1 chief Christian Horner says he expected there to be a stand-off of sorts regarding the exact road-map beyond 2020. Horner said in an interview, 'People don't like change. Bernie ran this show for so many years, so tremendously successfully, but it's a different management, different style and different objectives. Each team has to decide whether those objectives fit their vision of being a grand prix team.' First to threaten a pullout, because of diverging views for the future of F1, were Ferrari who appear to have support from Mercedes and perhaps even Renault. The latter two less...
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