Laurent Mekies, the brand-new team principal of Red Bull Racing, watched qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix as Max Verstappen finished P4, behind Lando Norris, Oscar Piastri, and Charles Leclerc. For the newly appointed Red Bull boss,

Max Verstappen caught Oscar Piastri on the opening lap and took the win in the F1 Sprint at the Belgian Grand Prix

Max Verstappen said Red Bull could always count on him, as the four-times Formula One champion gave new team boss Laurent Mekies a winning start in a Saturday sprint at the Belgian Grand Prix.

Laurent Mekies personally congratulated his former Racing Bulls drivers for both making it into Q3 in Belgian GP qualifying, with Isack Hadjar and Liam Lawson set to start eighth and ninth respectively in tomorrow’s race.

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SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium, July 26 (Reuters) - Formula One champion Max Verstappen won a "cat and mouse" Belgian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday in Red Bull's first race under the leadership of Laurent Mekies following Christian Horner's dismissal.

Laurent Mekies has admitted he initially hung up the phone after Red Bull offered him the chance to takeover as team principal.

Por JAMES ELLINGWORTHLaurent Mekies, el nuevo director del equipo Red Bull, dice que no le han dicho por qué su empresa matriz decidió despedir a Christian Horner. En medio de conjeturas

Mekies received a surprise call from Red Bull executives Oliver Mintzlaff and Helmut Marko just hours before the news was made public. “I got a call a few hours before you guys were made aware,” Mekies told reporters at Spa on Friday. “I got a call from Oliver and Helmut, and they asked me if I would be interested to do the job.

Red Bull has replaced Christian Horner with a long-time F1 engineer, who is already calling on his experience as he meets his new team

Red Bull Formula 1 chief engineer Paul Monaghan has admitted Christian Horner’s sacking was a “shock”, and acknowledged boosting the squad's fortunes would be tough for new CEO Laurent Mekies.