Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and McLaren CEO Zak Brown’s heated F1 rivalry shows no signs of stopping.

During an episode i𒈔n the new season of Netflix’s Drive to Survive F1 documentary series, Horne🥃r is heard insulting rival team boss Brown by calling him a “prick” in the Bahrain paddock.

However, a report by claims that Horner used the word “c***” to describe Brown 🌜during the original edit of the cli♕p.

According to the British newspaper, Hor෴ner’s initial insult was removed and replaced by “prick” during the editing process.

The scene is teased in a trai💦ler for the upcoming seventh season of F1’s hugely popular fly-on-the-wall documentary, which releases on 7 March ahead of the 2025 season-opening Australian Grand Prix next week.

It is the l🤪atest in a series of dramatic revelations to emerge from the new season of the hit Netflix show.

Horner and Brown have history

Horner and Brown’s feud dates back to the cost cap controversy in 🅠2022, where Red Bull were fined for exceeding the maximum amount of spending allowed by the FIA.

Brown🤡 wrote a letter to F1’s governing body calling for action over rival team spending, saying that Red Bull breaking th🐼e budget cap “constitutes cheating”.

Horner hit back at Brown, accusing his 🐼rival of “moani💞ng”.

“Obviously Zak’s letter, which🌳 wasn’t copied to us but we’ve had sight of that letter, was tremen𝕴dously disappointing,” Horner said.

“For a fellow competitor to be accused of cheating, to accuse you of fr▨audule𒀰nt activity is shocking. It’s absolutely shocking. Without the facts, without any knowledge of the details, can be making that kind of accusation.”

Several barbs were exchanged between Horner and Brown in 2024 as their drivers168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Max Verstappen and168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Lando Norris duelled it out for the title.

While Verstappen came out on top in the drivers’ championship, McLaren triumphe🍸d to claim their first constructors’ world title in 26 years.