Brazilian broadcaster Globo claimed that Marko could be o🍃usted from his consultancy💞 role with “tension” reportedly🐼 growing between him and Red Bull team principal Christian Horner over several matters. 

T🏅he same report suggested there was a crunch meeting sc✤heduled for this week that would determine Marko’s future at Red Bull. 

But the 80-year-old Austrian has moved to deny the reports, i﷽nsisting that only he will decide when he stops. 

“There is no summit this week,” Marko told Austrian outl♏et . 

“I have a contract until the end of next year. When and how I stop, whe🐼n [it] is over, I decide 🦄and not, for example, Mr. Horner.”

Asked about the alleged power struggle between himself and Horner, Marko stated: “Through the new constellation [folloဣwing the death of Dietrich Mateschitz] everything is different.

“People are trying to re-line the powers.”

Pushed on further rumours, including that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Yuki Tsunoda could be replaced at AlphaTauri despite holding a contract, Marko said: “These are all just specu🌠lations.”&n⛄bsp;

Marko also denied that Red Bull have given168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史: Sergio Perez a performance ultimatum to keep𝄹 his 2024 seat. 

According to Globo, Red Bull would look to trigger an ea𓄧rly exit for Perez if the Mexican does not 🌄finish second in the drivers’ world championship. 

“Just like the one about Perez,” Marko continued. “There is no ultimatum to Perez. Iౠ think we win too much - incredible things are put into the world. 

“One should appreciate the performanceꦡ of Max Verstappen much more, it is extraordi🐓nary.”

Marko also thanked 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen for his continued support. 

“On the one hand, this is very reassuring, there is st🐲ill something like loyalty and appreciation,” Marko said. 

“S𝓰ince our first conversation, when Max was 15, there 🧸has been a special connection between us. 

“Now I'm looking forward to Austin, there we ℱcan hopefully be on Sunday celebrating his 50th Grand Prix victory.”