Christian Horner has received public backing from Red Bull CEO Oliver Mintzlaff.
Red Bull CEO Oliver Mintzlaff has seemingly offered public backing to under-fireThe controversy around Horner has dominated F1 for the past two weeks, overshadowing the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix and resulting in discontent within the Red Bull camp.
The woman has since been suspended and Horner insisted ahead of this weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix that it is “time to draw a line under” the scandal. Mintzlaff was seen arriving in the Jeddah paddock on Saturday with Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko, whose own future has come under scrutiny in a fresh twist to the saga.On Friday it emerged that the 80-year-old Austrian could be suspended by Red Bull amid an investigation relating to various media leaks that have taken place since the controversy around Horner first became public.
Mintzlaff would not be drawn on Marko’s fate when speaking to German publication BILD, but confirmed a “good conversation” had taken place n Saudi Arabia.
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