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Christian Horner could make shock return to F1 with Red Bull’s rivals after sacking
CHRISTIAN HORNER is jobless for the first time since 2004 after his brutal Red Bull sacking last week. The 51-year-old is now twidling his thumbs on gardening leave for the rest of the year. And
Red Bull explains the dismissal of Christian Horner as team principal
Christian Horner has been dismissed as team principal at Red Bull Racing. Over the past few days, much has been revealed about the Englishman, but the constructor itself has still been reticent in its reporting on Horner's dismissal.
Red Bull left ‘in a real tight spot’ after Christian Horner departure – Palmer
Former F1 driver Jolyon Palmer said the “suddenness” of Christian Horner’s Red Bull departure “caught everyone off guard,” and leaves the team “in a real tight spot.” Horner was relieved of his duties as CEO and team principal of Red Bull last week, with Racing Bulls team boss Laurent Mekies elevated to take on the mantle in his place.
Why Red Bull won’t be selling their F1 team after Christian Horner’s exit
Red Bull parted ways with team principal Christian Horner last week, ending his two-decade tenure. The move has sparked plenty of questions about what comes next for both sides. Just days after leaving Red Bull,
Christian Horner lined up for new job as behind the scenes talks occur just days after Red Bull sacking
Christian Horner could be lining up his next role in F1 just weeks after he was removed from operational duties at Red Bull last week. Dutch commentator Nelson Valkenburg revealed that Horner has been engaged in extensive discussions with Alpine officials about a potential move to the French team.
Unearthed Christian Horner quotes hint at F1 future after Red Bull sack
As the F1 paddock weighs in on Christian Horner’s next move in Formula 1, the former Red Bull team boss may have already hinted at it in an interview in April. Horner was axed by Red Bull last week, the announcement sending shockwaves through the paddock as it brought an end to his two decades in charge.
Jeremy Clarkson Predicts Wild Future for Christian Horner Outside F1
Jeremy Clarkson has predicted former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner's future career outside Formula One.
Red Bull after Christian Horner: Why F1 concern runs beyond Verstappen’s future
By sacking Christian Horner, Red Bull has made a big change to try to return to F1 winning ways. But there are other steps it must take, too
How Christian Horner’s ‘stability’ call fell on deaf ears with Red Bull sacking
With Fred Vasseur facing intense scrutiny over his future as the Ferrari team boss courtesy of the Italian press, Horner had championed the need for “stability” in an organisation, stressing Red Bull enjoyed it and it has led to 14 world championships. Just days later, Red Bull suddenly released Horner with immediate effect, the memo not received.
F1 insider reveals leaks at the heart of Christian Horner Red Bull exit
Sky Sports F1 star Martin Brundle has warned that leaks and complaints from Max Verstappen's camp played a part in Christian Horner's Red Bull exit. Horner was removed from his post in a shock move on Wednesday morning.
Karun Chandhok weighs up ‘potential’ next F1 team for Christian Horner
Karun Chandhok speculated that Christian Horner could join Alpine as team principal after his Red Bull exit. Horner was ...
Christian Horner and Bernie Ecclestone could buy a stake in £1.2bn-valued F1 team, commentator suggests
It seems clear that age won’t be enough to keep Bernie Ecclestone away from Formula 1. At 94, the British icon still makes regular appearances in the paddock, and he doesn’t shy away from offering ...
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Following Red Bull's acquisition of the Jaguar F1 Team in 2004, Horner became the youngest Formula 1 Team Principal after his appointment to head the team. He has since became one of the most ...
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Horner’s cryptic ‘nothing stands still’ claim amid Verstappen to Mercedes rumours
Ahead of his own exit, Christian Horner warned Red Bull that Max Verstappen won’t be with the team forever, “whether it’s the ...
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Red Bull are 'the best in the world at what they do' says new boss Mekies
New team principal Laurent Mekies believes Red Bull Racing are the best team in Formula 1, and he is keen to get them back to the top of the pile. The Frenchman took over from Christian Horner last ...