Lewis Hamilton is starting to 'put his foot' down at Ferrari following a less than impressive start to life at the Italian giants, according to one former F1 champion. ➡️ READ MORE Bitter F1 rival takes swipe at Christian Horner after Red Bull sacking McLaren CEO Zak Brown has taken a swipe at his bitter rival Christian Horner,

An F1 insider has pointed to a team currently seeking a new principal as a potential landing spot for Christian Horner.

McLaren CEO Zak Brown has taken a swipe at his bitter rival Christian Horner, after the ex-Red Bull F1 team principal was axed by his team.

Christian Horner entered Formula 1 as its youngest team principal and developed Red Bull from a “party team” to a serial title winner.

McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown says he was "not surprised" Christian Horner was sacked as team boss of Red Bull.

Now, two weeks after Christian Horner was sacked by the team, the German said Verstappen’s decision is “very open”. However, it’s not only on-track troubles that have blighted Red Bull as the team also had to deal with Christian Horner’s scandal as well as the departure of key figures such as design legend Adrian Newey and long-serving sporting director Jonathan Wheatley.

Max Verstappen has issued his first reaction after Christian Horner's sacking as team boss of Red Bull Racing. Or actually, the reigning world champion did not mentioned the Brit - but he is looking forward to cooperating with successor Laurent Mekies.

McLaren chief Zak Brown has admitted he is ‘not surprised’ by Christian Horner’s Red Bull sacking as he offered a theory on his rival’s dismissal

Staff left in tears at the shock sacking of team principal and CEO of Red Bull, Christian Horner, were told to “smile more” staff working in the Milton Keynes factory have revealed. Red Bull shocked the F1 community when they decided to axe Horner from his operational duties mid-season following the British Grand Prix.