As the dust settles on the shock sacking of Christian Horner as Red Bull CEO, similarities can be seen to how he arrived at the team back in 2005. Now, his exit from the F1 paddock will be felt by ...

Red Bull gave no reason in a company statement and said that Laurent Mekies from sister team Racing Bulls would take over from Horner, who had a contract until 2030 and was the longest-serving F1 ...

Whether Verstappen remains Red Bull's No. 1 driver or makes a move for Mercedes could be greatly influenced by the team's performance without Horner as it tries to improve its car for 2025 while ...

While Red Bull is arguably the team most able to use and gain advantage from moving staff, it’s not alone. There have been limited examples of similar moves previously, such as Simone Resta to ...

Red Bull had 124 Grand Prix wins, 107 pole positions and 287 podium finishes with Horner, who Duncan calls “perhaps one of the last of those ‘big beast’ team principles,” at the helm.

That team was bought by Red Bull in 2005 and rebranded as Toro Rosso (Italian for “Red Bull”) for 2006 – to serve as the sister team to Red Bull Racing. This brought Mekies into the Red Bull ...

Christian Horner is out as CEO and team principal at Red Bull Racing’s Formula One Team, ending a dazzling 20-year run that included several championships – and an unlikely turn as a Netflix ...

Red Bull had 124 Grand Prix wins, 107 pole positions and 287 podium finishes with Horner, who Duncan calls “perhaps one of the last of those ‘big beast’ team principles,” at the helm.

Laurent Mekies of sister team Racing Bulls will replace Horner in his role as team principal and chief executive of the Red Bull team. "From my first race win, to four world championships, we have ...

Red Bull had 124 Grand Prix wins, 107 pole positions and 287 podium finishes with Horner, who Duncan calls “perhaps one of the last of those ‘big beast’ team principles,” at the helm.