Max Verstappen said the Formula 1 paddock feels “less stressful” now that Christian Horner has left the sport, adding that “it is not nice when you constantly have tension between people.”
Verstappen made the comment after news of Horner’s exit broke, noting that the atmosphere in the paddock has eased since the former team principal stepped down.
“It’s not nice when you constantly have tension between people,” Verstappen said, suggesting that the removal of a long‑time figure has helped reduce friction among teams and staff.
The driver’s remarks come amid a broader conversation about the pressures of the sport, with many teams looking to create a more collaborative environment.
Verstappen’s comments were made in the context of the ongoing season, where drivers and teams are keen to focus on performance rather than internal disputes.
<small>Source: Sky Sports — read the original story there.</small>
