Summary
Helmut Marko, a key figure in Red Bull's motorsport success, will leave his role as adviser at the end of 2025. He has contributed to six constructors' championships and eight drivers' titles since joining the team in 2005. Marko's departure follows internal changes and shifting influence within Red Bull.
Key Facts
- Helmut Marko will step down as Red Bull's motorsport adviser at the end of 2025.
- Marko has been with Red Bull since 2005, contributing to six constructors' championships.
- He helped develop 20 drivers, including world champions Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.
- Marko initially joined Red Bull as a key adviser for the late co-owner Dietrich Mateschitz.
- There have been internal changes at Red Bull, including the sacking of team principal Christian Horner.
- One issue leading to Marko's departure was the signing of driver Alex Dunne against management wishes.
- Chief Executive Oliver Mintzlaff confirmed Marko's decision came after a long discussion.
- Marko has expressed pride in Red Bull's achievements and his personal role in them.
