Christian Horner at his last F1 GP as Team Principal after the news of his dismissal from Red Bull Racing
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Details start to emerge over Christian Horner’s F1 departure from Red Bull

After the breaking news of Christian Horner leaving his place as Red Bull’s Team Principal, Sky Sports’ F1 reporters Craig Slater and David Croft went over the details. Known for their years-long contribution to the F1 world, Slater and Croft always shared extensive commentary and analysis. Yet, today’s news had them out in Milton Keynes,…

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Christian Horner departs Red Bull Racing after 20 years at helm; replaced by Laurent Mekies.
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Red Bull Racing dismisses Christian Horner after two decades at the helm; Mekies to replace him

In a stunning development, Red Bull Racing has terminated Christian Horner’s position as team principal, ending a partnership that spanned nearly two decades and delivered unprecedented success to the energy drink giant’s motorsport venture. The dismissal comes at a particularly turbulent time for the Austrian-owned team, which has seen its championship-winning form dramatically decline whilst…

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George Russell still hasn't extended his contract, but for now there is no interest from Andy Cowell and Christian Horner for 2026
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Horner and Cowell have no concrete interest in Russell for 2026 F1 season

Christian Horner and Andy Cowell are charmed by the rumours that George Russell might be heading their way for 2026. The rumours come amidst all the rumours regarding Max Verstappen joining Mercedes, as the follow-up question is who he will replace. With Andrea Kimi Antonelli just joining the team, the most obvious driver to make…

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In a press conference on Friday at the F1 British GP, Team Principals Christian Horner and Zak Brown commented on the rumours surrounding Fred Vasseur’s position at Ferrari.
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Horner and Brown respond to rumours about Vasseur’s future at F1 British GP

In a press conference on Friday at the F1 British GP, Team Principals Christian Horner and Zak Brown commented on the rumours surrounding Fred Vasseur’s position at Ferrari. Rumours about Vasseur’s and a potential firing have been circulating the F1 paddock for the last couple of weeks. The pressure for the Ferraris to perform is…

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SPIELBERG, AUSTRIA - JUNE 28: Yuki Tsunoda of Japan and Oracle Red Bull Racing looks on during qualifying ahead of the F1 Austrian GP at Red Bull Ring on June 28, 2025 in Spielberg, Austria. (Photo by Mark Thompson/Getty Images) // Getty Images / Red Bull Content Pool // SI202506280763 // Usage for editorial use only //
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Christian Horner discusses Yuki Tsunoda’s torrid race at F1 Austrian GP

Yuki Tsunoda’s Austrian GP was among the toughest of his F1 career, featuring a Q1 exit, multiple penalties, and a last-place finish. Red Bull team boss Christian Horner didn’t hold back in his assessment of their wretched weekend, but assured the team would support Tsunoda in rebuilding confidence ahead of Silverstone. Tsunoda’s weekend started badly…

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Sergio Perez says Red Bull F1 are regretting letting him go

Former Red Bull F1 driver Sergio Perez opened up about the high-pressure environment within his former team. The six-time race winner was released from his seat at Red Bull in December 2024. The Red Bull team has seen the recent exit of multiple team members, including former Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley and former Chief Technical…

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Yuki Tsunoda and Christian Horner at 2025 Saudi Arabian GP
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Horner urges Tsunoda to avoid copying Verstappen’s set-up as point-less run continues at F1 Canadian GP

The Canadian GP marked the third consecutive race for Yuki Tsunoda, where he failed to score any points. While it was the debilitating 10-place grid penalty that snatched any chance the Japanese driver had at points, there is another approach that team principal Christian Horner has suggested Tsunoda adopt. In his eight races with Red…

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F1 team bosses Christian Horner (Red Bull) and Toto Wolff (Mercedes)
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Wolff disgruntled over Red Bull and Horner’s F1 Canadian GP protests

The war of words between Mercedes, led by Toto Wolff, and Red Bull, led by Christian Horner, continues following the latter’s launch of protests after the F1 Canadian GP. Red Bull has, so far and in total, filed three protests against Mercedes driver George Russell throughout the F1 2025 season. The first protest was launched…

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The F1 Spanish GP marked the end of the European triple-header, and Sunday’s race turned into a rollercoaster of unexpected events. Christian Horner, Red Bull’s team principal, clarifies what happened during the weekend for his drivers Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda.
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Christian Horner reveals Max Verstappen apology to team after Russell F1 Spanish GP incident

The F1 Spanish GP marked the end of the European triple-header, and Sunday’s race turned into a rollercoaster of unexpected events. Christian Horner, Red Bull’s team principal, clarifies what happened during the weekend for his drivers Max Verstappen and Yuki Tsunoda. A strategy thrown away by a safety car As the team principal himself stated,…

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