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Christian Horner responds to Red Bull firing

Christian Horner Called Out For Being an 'Idiot' By Former F1 CEO After Red Bull Exit

Former Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone has slammed Christian Horner for being an "idiot" during his tenure with Red Bull Racing.

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Christian Horner responds to Red Bull firing: 'Obviously came as a shock'

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The rise and fall of Christian Horner: From aspiring F1 driver to axed Red Bull chief

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The biggest challenges Red Bull faces after sacking Christian Horner

Red Bull closes a chapter spanning all the highs and lows of the team’s history—one that includes two dominant eras, first with Sebastian Vettel and later with Max Verstappen, but it the recent downtu...

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The 3 key questions facing Red Bull F1 after the shocking Christian Horner move

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How every Red Bull F1 driver fared under Christian Horner’s leadership

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Christian Horner’s surprising firing by Red Bull F1 raises many questions

In less than two years, a championship-caliber team has disintegrated, Horner’s surprise sacking on Wednesday being the denouement.

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Is Verstappen more likely to stay at Red Bull with Horner gone?

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The controversial life of Christian Horner’s nemesis Jos Verstappen

Christian Horner Leaves Red Bull After 20 Years

Red Bull‘s termination of Christian Horner has sent shockwaves throughout the world of Formula One. A formidable presence in the sport, Horner had helmed Red Bull Racing throughout its rise and dominance.

Christian Horner sacked as Red Bull F1 team principal and CEO

Christian Horner has been sacked as CEO and team principal of Red Bull Racing, the team announced Wednesday.

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Red Bull Makes Bold Admission About Max Verstappen Championship Fight

Red Bull senior advisor Helmut Marko has opened up about Max Verstappen's 2025 season amid ongoing talks with Mercedes.

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F1’s true future? Give us a Ferrari V12 v a V8 Red Bull and hybrid Mercedes

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has reaffirmed his belief that F1 should return to V8 or V10 power in the near future, and claims he now has support from within the paddock. Modern Formula 1 cars boast turbocharged hybrid power units. First introduced in 2014, they’re complex marvels of engineering; the most efficient engines we’ve ever seen.