Rumours suggest Horner will lose his job before the next F1 race because of the ongoing scandal.
Helmut Marko, Max Verstappen and Christian Horner’s Red Bull futures are on the line Red Bull’s owners reportedly met on Sunday to discuss the future of Christian Horner amid the ongoing scandal surrounding the Formula 1 team principal. It comes amid rumours that Horner will be sacked ahead of the next race in Australia on 24th March. The Horner scandal has cast a dark shadow over the start of the 2024 F1 season and reigning champions Red Bull, despite all their success on the track.
The complainant has a right of appeal' Thursday 29 February - WhatsApp messages and images supposedly between Horner and the complainant were leaked to the media and F1 personnel Friday 1 March - Horner summoned for showdown talks with F1 CEO Stefano Domenicali and FIA President Mohammed Ben Sulayem - later, Horner has a 'blazing row' with Jos Verstappen Saturday 2 March - Red Bull's Max Verstappen wins season opening Bahrain Grand Prix - hours later, Jos, Max's father,...
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