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BREAKING: Update on Christian Horner as Red Bull Driver Opens Up About Con…Read more

Update on Christian Horner as Red Bull Driver Opens Up About Contract situation

Red Bull Racing is navigating a turbulent period as team principal Christian Horner faces internal conflicts and external interest from rival teams. Despite being cleared of misconduct allegations in February 2024, Horner’s position remains under scrutiny due to ongoing tensions within the team.  

Reports indicate that Ferrari is keen on recruiting Horner to lead their team, potentially positioning him as Lewis Hamilton’s boss. Horner, who has been with Red Bull since 2005 and led them to multiple championships, has expressed a desire to stay. However, internal disputes, particularly with Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko, have created a strained atmosphere. Disagreements over driver selections following Sergio Perez’s departure have further intensified the situation, with Marko favoring Liam Lawson and Horner supporting Franco Colapinto.  

Adding to the complexity, Jos Verstappen, father of reigning world champion Max Verstappen, has publicly criticized Horner, suggesting that Red Bull “will explode” if he remains in charge.  

Despite these challenges, Horner remains resolute. He emphasized Red Bull’s “strength and depth” to cope with recent high-profile departures, including that of Chief Technical Officer Adrian Newey to Aston Martin. Horner views these changes as part of an “evolution” rather than a “rebuild,” highlighting the team’s resilience and commitment to future success.  

As Red Bull prepares for the 2026 season, which will introduce new regulations and their own power unit, Horner’s leadership and the team’s internal cohesion will be critical. The coming months will determine whether Red Bull can maintain its competitive edge amid these internal and external pressures. 

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