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F1 is a better place without Christian Horner

Zak Brown: F1 is a better place without Christian Horner
Zak Brown has said that Formula One is “healthier” without Christian Horner and that the sport will be “in a better place” without the former Red Bull team principal.
Zak Brown: F1’s political battles will be ‘healthier’ after Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit
BUDAPEST, Hungary — McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes the political battles in Formula One will be “healthier” with Laurent Mekies in charge of Red Bull instead of Christian Horner. Horner was dismissed as Red Bull team principal after more than 20 years in charge following last month’s British Grand Prix, coming as a shock to the F1 paddock.
Zak Brown claims F1 “in a better place” without Christian Horner
McLaren boss Zak Brown has claimed that F1 is “in a better place” without former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. Brown, who never saw eye to eye with Horner and regularly engaged in public spats with the Briton, believes F1 is in a healthier spot following his shock dismissal from Red Bull.
McLaren boss Zak Brown ‘not surprised’ after F1 arch rival Christian Horner’s shock Red Bull exit
McLaren F1 CEO Zak Brown insists he was “not surprised” by the sudden departure of arch rival Christian Horner at Red Bull. Horner, 51, was relieved of his duties as team principal and F1 CEO at Red Bull Racing after 20 years in the role. Laurent Mekies, formerly of sister team Racing Bulls, has taken over ahead of this week’s Belgian Grand Prix.
Zak Brown Drops Seven-Word Warning After Christian Horner’s Shock Exit
While the timing caught many off guard, Red Bull’s announcement after the British Grand Prix that Horner had been sacked with immediate effect sent shockwaves through the paddock. Horner had led Red Bull Racing since its debut in 2005,
Zak Brown Labels Christian Horner's Exit a 'Change for the Better' for F1
Christian Horner's close rival believes the sport is much better without him, following his Red Bull exit last month.
Zak Brown: Horner Exit No Surprise, Only The Timing Was
Zak Brown says Christian Horner's exit from Red Bull Racing caught him off guard only because of the timing - not the decision itself. Horner was dismissed two weeks ago after 20 years leading Red Bull's Formula 1 team.
F1 will ‘move on’ from Christian Horner in blunt Zak Brown assessment
McLaren Racing CEO has claimed the racing world will "move on" quickly from Christian Horner after his Red Bull sacking.
McLaren boss: F1 in 'healthier' place without Christian Horner
McLaren's Zak Brown has claimed F1 is in a "healthier" place without Christian Horner after accusing the ex-Red Bull boss of "crossing the line."
Motor racing-F1 is healthier without Horner, says McLaren boss
Formula One is a healthier place after the firing of Christian Horner as Red Bull team boss, McLaren chief executive Zak Brown said on Sunday. Speaking to reporters after talks with Horner's successor Laurent Mekies at the Hungarian Grand Prix,
Christian Horner's F1 exit signals new low for Max Verstappen and Red Bull
I hope Liam Lawson enjoyed a small cackle in his cockpit when he finished ahead of Max Verstappen at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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Brown declares himself a fan of Mekies and tears into Horner in fresh F1 dig
That both men, Zak Brown and Christian Horner were not best friends, was quite clear during their tenure in F1 together.
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Brown 'not surprised' by Horner's Red Bull sacking
McLaren Racing chief executive officer Zak Brown says he was "not surprised" Christian Horner was sacked as team boss of Red Bull. Horner was dismissed as team principal and CEO of Red Bull on ...