Christian Horner is no longer the Red Bull F1 team principal. The Briton was sacked from his role by the energy drinks giant on Wednesday. This announcement came as a major shock for many in the paddock.
Nico Hulkenberg ended his seemingly eternal wait for a podium with a brilliant drive to finish 3rd at the British GP. The Sauber driver, whose abilities have merited far better machinery, finally secured silverware in F1 – adding to his Le Mans winners trophy.
Christian Horner said his goodbyes to the Red Bull Racing staff at their Milton Keynes base on Wednesday. Horner’s exit brings an end to a 20-year stretch in charge of the team.
Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner was fired by the energy drinks giant on Wednesday. The 51-year-old led Milton Keynes for two decades in Formula 1, ever since its first season in 2005.
Even with all the noise surrounding Red Bull Racing after the British Grand Prix, George Russell still doesn’t know where he’ll be racing beyond this season.
Red Bull Racing will no longer be led by Christian Horner. After 20 years as team principal, the 51-year-old has finally been sacked by Milton Keynes. This announcement has shocked fans and critics alike, as the Austrian giant hopes to enter a new era with an overhauled leadership structure.
Red Bull Racing has fired Christian Horner after 20 years with the team. Under Horner, Red Bull Racing had immense success racking up 8 drivers championships, 6 constructors titles, 124 grand prix wins, 107 pole positions, and 287 podium finishes.
Just days after the 2025 British Grand Prix, Red Bull Racing have announced the sacking of team principal Christian Horner with immediate effect. After two decades at the helm of one of Formula 1’s most dominant teams, Christian Horner has been sacked.
Red Bull has announced Christian Horner‘s exit from the team mid-way through the 2025 season. The team was undergoing some extremely difficult situations as they gave it their all to improve their form.
Christian Horner received a pink slip from Red Bull Racing on Wednesday after a wildly successful two-decade run that was not without distraction. Laurent Mekies was named as Horner's successor as team principal, effectively immediately.
With Laurent Mekies replacing Christian Horner as Red Bull team principal, there are plenty of questions to answer at Milton Keynes. Perhaps the most pressing
Since missing out on a contract extension last year, Valtteri Bottas has worked diligently to secure an F1 comeback in 2026. After several months of negotiations, Bottas finds himself in talks with two teams interested in his signature – Cadillac and Alpine.
After two decades at the helm, Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been sacked. This news comes after weeks of speculation about Max Verstappen’s future at Milton Keynes – which has had repercussions for Horner’s leadership.
F1-The Movie screeched into theaters this weekend and didn’t just make a pit stop, it tore through expectations, raking in over $140 million globally, with $55.6 million of that coming from U.S.
Lando Norris experienced a frightening moment at Silverstone after being hit in the face by a loose barrier while meeting fans — an incident that left the McLaren driver with a small bandage on his nose.