(GMM) Fiona Hewitson – once the executive assistant at the center of Christian Horner’s downfall – has reappeared in the Formula 1 paddock. Until now, British media in particular have … Read More
The former Red Bull employee who made sexual harassment allegations against former Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner is reportedly back working in Formula 1.
The Formula 1 circus never ceases to amaze with its soap opera-worthy plot twists. Just when you thought the Christian Horner saga was buried deeper than a Williams car’s championship hopes.
The woman who made allegations against former Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner has returned to work in F1, according to BBC. The individual has not been identified to the public.
Red Bull picked up 20 points at the Dutch Grand Prix, a return that keeps them in touch with Mercedes and Ferrari in the standings. George Russell was Mercedes’ sole scorer in fourth after Kimi Antonelli’s penalties, while Ferrari suffered a double DNF.
Christian Horner’s path back into Formula 1 hit another roadblock this week, with Cadillac revealing they have no intention of speaking to the former Red Bull boss.
Christian Horner won’t be taking the reins at Cadillac, as the team made clear on Tuesday while unveiling the signings of Sergio Perez and Valtteri Bottas.
Red Bull Racing are experiencing their roughest season since they joined Formula 1 two decades ago. Christian Horner, who was in charge when Red Bull made their debut in Australia back in 2005, was removed from his position following the British Grand Prix.
Well, well, well. Just when you thought Formula 1 couldn’t get any spicier, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff decided to absolutely torch his former rival Christian Horner following the Brit’s unceremonious exit from Red Bull.
Red Bull Racing Team Principal Christian Horner was forced to vacate his role just days after the British GP. The Briton had led Milton Keynes since the team’s first season in 2005.
Red Bull suffered from some problematic circumstances in recent months. The intense performance struggle, coupled with the massive leadership changes, has caused them even more problems.
Zak Brown is hoping for a more positive relationship between McLaren and Red Bull following the departure of Christian Horner, who was let go by the Austrian team.
Max Verstappen is suffering from a desperate performance slump in the 2025 season. Moreover, the team is also in a very unstable state, as they recently fired the longest-serving team principal in Christian Horner.
Christian Horner has continued to make headlines despite being fired from Red Bull with immediate effect in the last month. The team’s performance deteriorated to such an extent that the team owners decided that axing the 51-year-old was the best option.
Red Bull’s second driver situation for 2025 is looking more and more like a familiar story, one that really started when Daniel Ricciardo left in 2018.
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
Christian Horner is unlikely to land another top job in F1’s ‘big four’ after losing his position at Red Bull, and he might need to consider a long-term midfield project instead.
Red Bull Racing is going through a period of upheaval. Milton Keynes sacked its team principal, Christian Horner after the British GP as the Austrian team struggles to perform this year.
Christian Horner’s next move in Formula 1 may not be as straightforward as joining another top team, following his departure from Red Bull. Instead, he could find himself facing a longer path back to the front of the grid.
Toto Wolff and Christian Horner were two of the biggest sporting enemies in the F1 paddock. Over their 12 years together, few rivalries matched the tension between them.
Christian Horner has remained in F1 news despite being snubbed by Red Bull last month. The sudden firing of Horner didn’t faze a majority of the paddock.
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.
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.
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.