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Christian Horner responds to Red Bull firing

Ferrari’s stance on hiring Christian Horner after Red Bull sacking

Ferrari have seemingly made a decision on whether to pursue Christian Horner after he was sacked by Formula 1 rivals Red Bull. On Wednesday, the F1 world was stunned by the announcement that Horner had been ‘relieved of his operational duties’ by Red Bull, the team he had run for over two decades.

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Red Bull team principal Christian Horner fired after 20 years with team

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

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The humbling of Christian Horner: how F1’s scrappy fighter ran out of road

The ousting of Horner — who has been replaced by French engineer Laurent Mekies, formerly head of Red Bull’s second team — comes at a critical juncture for Red Bull.

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The biggest challenges Red Bull faces after sacking Christian Horner

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The controversial life of Christian Horner’s nemesis Jos Verstappen

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Marko's statements highlights a desperate Red Bull answerless to McLaren's might

Red Bull Racing and Max Verstappen after bagging pole for the British Grand Prix were confident of getting a strong result at Silverstone, however, their configuration choice made evident how desperate the state of affairs is at the Austrian team,

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F1 champion issues damning doubts over Red Bull future in team 'coup' claim

A former F1 world champion has taken to social media to express his doubts over the future of Red Bull in the wake of a turbulent week for the team. Christian Horner was sensationally relieved of his duties as team principal on Wednesday,

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Red Bull’s Marko Acknowledges McLaren Is Much Better

Red Bull sports advisor Helmut Marko has summarized the results of the British Grand Prix, stating that driver Max Verstappen has no chance of contending for the Formula 1 title this season.

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McLaren boss Zak Brown warns of ‘disaster’ for Red Bull if Max Verstappen leaves

McLaren boss Zak Brown says it would be a “disaster” for Red Bull if four-time reigning Formula 1 champion Max Verstappen were to leave the team.

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Stella adds insult to injury: McLaren's superlative advantage, Red Bull's profound weakness

Red Bull Racing's performance at Silverstone was surprisingly poor. Despite the Austrian team primarily claiming setup and rear wing issues, Andrea Stella indicates there's more to the situation. Max Verstappen struggled to keep his RB21 on track during the British Grand Prix.