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F1 News Round-up: Horner's Departure from Red Bull and Spa's Future Prospects

In our latest round-up, we discuss the confirmed departure of Christian Horner from Red Bull Racing, along with hopeful plans for Spa-Francorchamps to return to the Formula 1 calendar by 2028. These developments come amid ongoing discussions about the future of the sport and its iconic venues.

Our Take:

Horner's exit marks a significant shift in Red Bull's leadership and could alter the team's competitive dynamic. Meanwhile, bringing Spa back into the fold would not only revive its storied legacy but also appeal to fans yearning for thrilling racing at one of the sport's most revered tracks.

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Source: Will Wood

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