Red Bull document reveals Horner clue; contract clause drops – news round-up

Christian Horner's unexpected sacking as Red Bull Racing's team principal following the British Grand Prix has created a ripple effect in F1, potentially influencing betting strategies. With Laurent Mekies at the helm now, punters might consider betting against Red Bull's dominance, as team dynamics could shift under new leadership.

Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner was reportedly sacked following the British Grand Prix after nearly 20 years in charge.

The shock dismissal of Christian Horner from Red Bull could stem from a sudden change in the parent company’s ownership structure. Documents filed in Austria show that the ownership structure of Red Bull GmbH recently changed, potentially impacting Horner’s tenure with Red Bull Racing.

Horner made his final appearance as Red Bull F1 team boss after the British Grand Prix, revealing some interesting details. Red Bull GmbH’s decision to remove Horner from his role as the team boss and CEO of Red Bull Racing has sent shockwaves through Formula 1, and the details from Horner’s last media session indicate clearly where his attentions lay.

The appointment of Laurent Mekies as Horner’s replacement as CEO of Red Bull Racing has reignited concerns surrounding the relationship between the two Red Bull-owned teams. Mekies joined Red Bull Racing from Racing Bulls, where he was team principal, stepping in after Horner’s services were deemed no longer required with immediate effect.

Red Bull motorsport advisor Dr. Helmut Marko has reflected on his time working with Christian Horner, a partnership lasting more than two decades. Horner was unceremoniously removed by Red Bull Racing on Tuesday afternoon, breaking the news to the squad’s Milton Keynes workforce on Wednesday morning.

We've got all the most critical Christian Horner information all in one place in today's F1 news round-up.

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