The recently departed Red Bull advisor did not hold back about how the team got things wrong in 2025 - and was not afraid to pull any punches.

The very last Helmut Marko recruit to break into F1, Arvid Lindblad says Marko "believed in me when others didn't", and he is "grateful".

Helmut Marko pulled no punches in an explosive interview after his Red Bull departure, calling out the team's former boss, Christian Horner, and giving his side to the power struggle story

Marko has been a pivotal figure in developing the Red Bull team since its inception, but perhaps his most significant contribution to the organisation has come through the junior team. The 82-year-old was responsible for bringing the likes of Max Verstappen, Sebastian Vettel and Daniel Ricciardo through the team’s ranks, managing the youth stable.

Ralf Schumacher has little patience for post-exit score-settling – and he’s made that clear in his assessment of Helmut Marko’s final act.

Helmut Marko, the long-time motorsport advisor for Red Bull, is leaving the company at the end of the year.

Helmut Marko is leaving Red Bull after 20 years, but, characteristically, it doesn't appear like he wants to leave

Juan Pablo Montoya believes that Helmut Marko isn’t leaving Formula 1 because he's run out of passion – but because he's run out of power.