Christian Horner's time at Red Bull is over, Mirror Sport takes a look at the former team principal's life, including his huge net worth, and potential future

Christian Horner begins life without the Red Bull F1 team for the first time since 2004; Karun Chandhok, Ted Kravitz and Martin Brundle discuss on The F1 Show podcast where Horner could be in the future;

Horner departs Red Bull not only as their only Team Principal in history, but a rather successful one at that. His run as the longest-tenured boss on the grid comes to a close with eight Drivers’ Championships and six Constructors’ Championships alongside his name.

Former Formula One driver Vitantonio Liuzzi believes Christian Horner would be the "perfect choice" to replace Fred Vasseur if Ferrari parted ways with their team principal.

Christian Horner could soon find himself back in Formula 1, even after being dismissed from his role as Red Bull Racing team principal and CEO. Red Bull GmbH notified Horner on Tuesday night that he had been relieved of his duties,

Martin Brundle has identified one potential deal breaker amid suggestions Christian Horner could join Ferrari.

Red Bull Racing's former F1 team principal and CEO, Christian Horner has been linked with a potential move to Ferrari for years. Now after his dismissal from the Austrian team, a potential relocation to Maranello surfaces as a possibility,

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