After two decades with the team, Helmut Marko has left Red Bull. Over his tenure, he played a key role in eight drivers’ titles and six constructors’ championships.
Red Bull could clinch their first Formula 1 title without Christian Horner as soon as this weekend. Max Verstappen heads into the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix trailing Lando Norris by 12 points in the drivers’ standings.
Christian Horner won’t be joining Adrian Newey at Aston Martin, after Lawrence Stroll dismissed any such speculation during the Qatar Grand Prix. Under the terms of his agreement with Red Bull, Horner can’t take up a role with another team until April 2027, which means he’ll need to look elsewhere for future opportunities.
Isack Hadjar is set to become Max Verstappen’s new Red Bull teammate in 2026, with the move confirmed on Tuesday. The promotion comes after an impressive first season with Racing Bulls.
(GMM) Lawrence Stroll has privately assured Aston Martin staff that Christian Horner will not be joining the team in any management capacity – even as questions swirl about Adrian Newey’s … Read More
Aston Martin owner Lawrence Stroll told the employees ex-Red Bull boss Christian Horner will not be joining the Formula 1 team in any capacity, sources have confirmed to ESPN.
Stroll clarified Horner’s situation as Aston Martin confirmed a major leadership shift. Adrian Newey returned to the Aston Martin pit wall at the Qatar Grand Prix after the team revealed he will take over as team principal in 2026.
The rumors in and around the Formula 1 paddock just never seem to cease, and former driver Ralf Schumacher is the among them. He’s speaking out about the very latest grist involves two of the biggest and most well-known names in the sport: Adrian Newey and Christian Horner.
Former Red Bull boss explores ownership pathways as Alpine faces a crossroads ahead of 2026 Christian Horner may have been passed over for the Aston Martin team principal job in favour of Adrian Newey, but the longtime Red Bull chief is far from stepping away from Formula 1.
Aston Martin shocked the Formula 1 paddock by installing Adrian Newey as their new team principal ahead of the Qatar Grand Prix. After nearly 40 years designing cars and leading multiple teams to championships, he’s ready to take complete control.
Formula 1 fans have reacted with a mix of excitement and scepticism to reports that former Red Bull boss Christian Horner could join Aston Martin Formula
Multiple reports indicate that the Aston Martin Aramco Formula 1 team has parted ways with Team Principal and CEO Andy Cowell as part of a major internal restructuring, and the team is now being linked with several high-profile candidates to replace him.
Zak Brown and Christian Horner go way back, over 30 years, in fact. Their relationship once carried a mutual respect shaped by time spent racing, rising through motorsport’s ranks, and eventually leading two of F1’s most influential teams.
Christian Horner has not been seen in the Formula One paddock since he was let go by Red Bull following the British Grand Prix, but that has not stopped him from exploring a way back into the sport.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes Netflix's "Drive to Survive" fame has changed Christian Horner McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown claimed that Netflix's
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.
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.
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 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.