Christian Horner is no longer CEO and team principal of Red Bull Racing, and former F1 driver Ralf Schumacher believes he knows where it all went awry. After a more than 20 year-long spell, Horner has ...

According to F1 journalist Adam Hay-Nicholls, Red Bull ‘sources’ concur that Horner was ‘getting too big for his boots’ in the lead-up to his exit. His ‘overreaching’ fuelled these accusations.

He can build a team, and that is so crucial in Formula 1. It really is just teamwork at the end of the day, and I think Red ...

Concerns about a brain drain in Milton Keynes are well-founded. Aside from Horner, Red Bull have lost Jonathan Wheatley, Rob ...

Laurent Mekies has been in charge at Red Bull for a week, but the scale of the job ahead is only just starting to hit home. He has replaced Christian Horner, stepping into a role that had only ever ...

Some time ago, Italian media reported that Frederic Vasseur was set to leave his role as team principal. Corriere dello Sport ...

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Yuki Tsunoda's difficult 2025 season with Red Bull is set to end with his contract being terminated - but the Japanese driver will not be replaced by Liam Lawson ...

An F1 legend has admitted he was left in 'shock and horror' having discovered the news that Christian Horner had been sacked as Red Bull team principal. F1 journalist Will Buxton has suggested that ...

Christian Horner’s sacking from Red Bull Racing came after a turbulent 18 months at the team that saw a number of key ...

According to Dutch commentator Nelson Valkenburg, many Red Bull staff members were upset by Christian Horner’s decision last ...

Nelson Piquet Jr. says Red Bull’s decision to sack Christian Horner wasn’t “just because” of Max Verstappen despite speculation ‘Team Verstappen’ wanted him gone. Red Bull shocked the world of Formula ...