Since stepping away from the cockpit in 2015, Susie Wolff has taken on several leadership roles in motorsport and recently spoke about how important Christian Horner was in helping one of her later projects get off the ground.
Red Bull is currently undergoing a phase of massive changes. The team recently fired the longest serving team principal in Christian Horner, following a streak of woeful performances in the team.
(GMM) Red Bull’s sudden return to form after Christian Horner’s dismissal has not gone unnoticed by anyone – least of all by those who once worked alongside the ousted team … Read More
Ferrari chairman John Elkann issued a statement of support for team principal Fred Vasseur after rumours linking the squad to Christian Horner had emerged
Fred Vasseur might have eased some of the pressure at Ferrari despite the recent reports tying Christian Horner to his position, but one senior figure at the team is still facing an uncertain future.
Ferrari chairman John Elkann has backed team principal Fred Vasseur Ferrari chairman John Elkann has issued a statement backing team principal Fred Vasseur after rumours about Christian Horner taking his role at the Maranello outfit surfaced.
Charles Leclerc arrived at COTA for the 2025 United States Grand Prix also celebrating his 28th birthday this Thursday, but Ferrari’s “difficult time” overshadowed the party.
Lewis Hamilton dismisses rumours linking Christian Horner to Ferrari Lewis Hamilton has responded to rumours linking former Red Bull Racing team principal and CEO Christian Horner to Ferrari, branding the talk as "distracting for us as a team".
There’s growing talk around the paddock that Ferrari chairman John Elkann is eyeing a move for former Red Bull boss Christian Horner, which could put Fred Vasseur’s job at risk.
(GMM) Ferrari has moved to quash a new wave of speculation linking Christian Horner to Maranello, as Italian media report that Frederic Vasseur (pictured) continues to enjoy the team’s full … Read More
(GMM) Christian Horner’s post-Red Bull future is again the talk of the F1 world, with British and Italian media now reporting that the ousted team boss has been in contact … Read More
Martin Brundle believes Christian Horner will be thinking about a potential move into MotoGP after his axing as Red Bull team principal and CEO. Speculation
As Christian Horner prepares to re-enter Formula 1 in 2026, speculation is already swirling about his next move – but several potential destinations appear to be off the table.
Christian Horner had remained somewhat relevant in the F1 paddock despite being brutally axed by Red Bull after serving them for two decades. The Briton had a great on-track rivalry with Mercedes’ Toto Wolff, and the two also shared some heated moments on the track.
Christian Horner suffered from a disappointing end to his Red Bull stint after serving the team loyally for over two decades. The Briton was snubbed unexpectedly by the outfit and now has nowhere to go.
Christian Horner and Red Bull may have been the top team in Formula 1 at the start of the 2010s, but McLaren and Lewis Hamilton were always there to keep them honest.
Guenther Steiner downplayed rumours of Christian Horner joining Haas Guenther Steiner, who served as Haas Formula 1 team principal from 2014 to 2023, has offered advice to former Red Bull chief Christian Horner amid rumours linking the Briton to a move to Haas.
Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit earlier this year was somewhat abrupt, with the 51-year-old caught completely by surprise at the news of his dismissal.
Christian Horner has wasted little time in exploring his next move in Formula 1. Nothing is set in stone yet, but there is already one option pulling ahead of the rest.
Christian Horner's time in F1 was hectic, and while full of brilliant achievements, the 51-year-old's 20 years as Red Bull principal and CEO ended with a whimper rather than a bang following allegations of inappropriate behavior with an employee.
Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is understood to have a few paths available for a potential return to F1. The 51-year-old’s time at the helm of Red Bull ended earlier this year, with Laurent Mekies taking his place.
Red Bull Racing has finalized an agreement on the contract termination for former team principal and CEO Christian Horner, freeing him up to return to F1.
Red Bull Racing officially has severed all ties with Christian Horner, who formerly served as the team's principal and CEO. His July dismissal from the
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.
While Christian Horner admitted to being "flattered" by the reported interest of Ferrari, the Red Bull Racing team principal declared that he's content staying right where he is.