After two decades leading Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner's exit sparks speculation about his future role in Formula 1, with potential team ownership and a strategic comeback on the horizon.

Christan Horner has officially left his role as director of Red Bull's various UK entities, one month after his shock sacking. Horner was removed from his position as Red Bull team principal and CEO just days after the British Grand Prix,

Christian Horner's tenure as a Red Bull boss has now, officially, come to an end as Austria's influence on the F1 squad

Horner had served as chief executive of the F1 team, and was officially listed as a director of that operation, Red Bull Powertrains and Red Bull Technologies Ltd. with Companies House in the UK. On Thursday however,

Red Bull has appointed a new director for Red Bull Racing. This is Stefan Salzer, who is Global Head of HR at Red Bull GmbH. This information was revealed in the records of British Companies House, which were submitted by Red Bull GmbH this Thursday.

Christian Horner has been dealt a fresh blow by Red Bull after he was sacked earlier this year. The 51-year-old was sensationally let go by the Formula 1 team in July from his position as team principal and chief executive.