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Christian Horner let go by Red Bull

Max Verstappen told concerning Red Bull timeline as Mercedes rumours swirl

The sacking of Christian Horner by Red Bull has left question marks over what this means in relation to Max Verstappen’s future. But if it means that Verstappen is set to stay for a recovery mission,

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Christian Horner's Shock Red Bull Exit Fuels Max Verstappen Mercedes Rumors

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

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A look at Red Bull team principal Christian Horner’s time in Formula 1 — in photos

From Red Bull’s humble beginnings to Formula 1 dominance, Christian Horner was at the heart of it all.

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Red Bull fires F1 team principal Christian Horner after 20 title-filled years

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Mekies takes over at Red Bull after Horner sacked

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How Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit mirrored his F1 arrival and why he will be missed

Horner was appointed Red Bull team principal on 7 January, 2005, at just 31 years old and became the youngest F1 team boss in history at the time.

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Video reveals Christian Horner's tearful Red Bull farewell speech

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Christian Horner’s emotional farewell speech at Red Bull leaked: ‘I’ve fought hard’

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Mercedes or Red Bull? Where will Verstappen be? 'It is more likely for 2026'

After Christian Horner made his exit from Red Bull Racing, the Sky Sports F1 podcast filmed an emergency episode where they discussed the ramifications and what this could mean for Max Verstappen's future with the team.

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Mekies warns of big challenges as he starts work at Red Bull

Frenchman Laurent Mekies got down to work as Red Bull team principal on Thursday, a day after replacing Christian Horner, and recognised big challenges ahead for the once-dominant former champions.

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New Red Bull F1 Boss Laurent Mekies Has Long List of Challenges

Red Bull has lost several key figures across the past 18 months, most notably design legend Adrian Newey, Sporting Director Jonathan Wheatley, and Chief Designer Rob Marshall. The sacking of Horner means that a fourth pillar of long-term success is gone.