Christian Horner, the team principal and CEO of Red Bull Racing, recently opened up about a challenging period in his personal and professional life. Earlier this year, Horner face

The F1 boss was accused earlier this year of sending racy text messages to a subordinate female employee of the team.

Christian Horner has scoffed at the rumour Red Bull forgot to bring a low-downforce rear wing to Las Vegas, joking these things “can happen” before insisting that is not what happened. From packing the wrong wing to forgetting to pack a low-downforce one,

Christian Horner has revealed that he ‘never’ felt like he was going to have to leave Red Bull during the ‘inappropriate behaviour’ scandal that was hanging over himself and the reigning world champions earlier this season.

Perez very much appears Horner's focus, too, with the Red Bull chief desperate for him to improve, issuing a rather damning statement that the team simply cannot compete with McLaren and Ferrari if he does not. "Sergio is our driver and we want to do the very best to get the most out of him," Horner told the official F1 channel, as per Crash.

Christian Horner has praised his wife Geri for “seeing through a lot of things” amid the inappropriate and controlling behaviour allegations which threatened to destabilise his life earlier this year.

Christian Horner has thanked his wife Geri Halliwell for her support throughout the scandal involving the Red Bull boss that rocked Formula 1 at the start of 2024. In February, it was revealed that Horner was under investigation after a female employee of Red Bull Racing had accused him of ‘inappropriate and coercive behaviour’.

Christian Horner believes it is a 'great lesson' in life that you'll be targeted if you're successful after being cleared of inappropriate behaviour earlier this year.A female Red Bull employee made the allegations against the Briton,