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Latest news on Christian Horner, former Red Bull Racing team principal, covering his F1 career and controversies.
Born in 1973, Horner started his motorsport career as a driver after winning a Formula Renault scholarship in 1991. He progressed through the single-seater championship ladder but decided to take a step back from a career as a driver when he realised that he was unable to replicate the commitment to high-speed corners that the other drivers had around him and decided to pursue a career in motorsport management.
Following Red Bull's acquisition of the Jaguar F1 Team in 2004, Horner became the youngest Formula 1 Team Principal after his appointment to head the team. He has since became one of the most successful Team Principal's to lead an F1 team, winning more than a dozen Drivers' and Constructors' championships, combined.
Christian Horner was dismissed from Red Bull Racing in July 2025 after two decades as team principal, ending his tenure as Formula 1's longest-serving team boss. The 51-year-old British motorsport executive led the Milton Keynes-based team to six Constructors' Championships and eight Drivers' Championships, overseeing the dominant eras of Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen. His departure followed a turbulent period marked by workplace allegations in 2024, the exodus of key figures including Adrian Newey, and Red Bull's decline from championship contenders to fourth in the constructors' standings.
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