Formula 1: Andretti-Red Bull PARTNERSHIP? Rumours intensify after Michael Andretti is spotted meeting Christian Horner at Miami GP

Formula 1: Andretti-Red Bull partnership rumours intensify: There might be an Andretti-Red Bull partnership in the future as rumours intensified after Michael Andretti was spotted meeting Red Bull team principal Christian Horner at the inaugural Miami Grand Prix. The 59-year-old hopes to convince the FIA to enter the pinnacle of motorsport. Follow Formula 1 Updates on InsideSport.IN.

The discussion of Andretti entering F1 from IndyCar appeared to be simply rumours. But the American then signed an engine contract with Renault. He likewise held genuine discussions with Alfa Romeo about conceivably taking control over the group.

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Formula 1: Andretti-Red Bull PARTNERSHIP? Rumours intensify after Michael Andretti is spotted meeting Christian Horner at Miami GP

Andretti is presently surveying his choices and the latest round of discussions was held with Christian Horner. Pictures from the paddock in Miami show that Michael Andretti was campaigning hard to get approval from every one of the teams as he held gatherings with Red Bull and Alfa Romeo.

Formula 1: Michael Andretti wants his F1 team on the grid by 2024.

Formula 1: Andretti-Red Bull PARTNERSHIP? Rumours intensify after Michael Andretti is spotted meeting Christian Horner at Miami GP

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F1 journalist Jenna Fryer uploaded pictures where it showed Andretti meeting with Christian Horner, as the duo seemed deep in discussion.

Formula 1: Michael Andretti is spotted meeting Christian Horner at Miami Grand Prix.

Fryer posted photographs of Andretti with a letter requesting help in his bid to enter F1. Meanwhile, Laurent Rossi seems to have endorsed for the benefit of the French group. Meanwhile, Zak Brown endorsed addressing McLaren’s support for the venture.

Andretti saw the inaugural Miami GP as a critical opportunity to establish a connection and organization around the paddock. The American wants to be on the grid with his own group as soon as 2024, and a healthy working relationship with big players like Red Bull might help him attain his goals.

Formula 1: Andretti-Red Bull PARTNERSHIP? Rumours intensify after Michael Andretti is spotted meeting Christian Horner at Miami GP

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