Christian Horner could learn the outcome of an investigation into his conduct as team principal of Red Bull Racing as soon as Wednesday, before the cars take to the track for the opening session of the new Formula One season in Bahrain.
The independent investigation begun following a complaint made by a female employee alleging inappropriate behaviour has been ongoing since the start of February when it was initiated by Red Bull Racing’s parent company in Austria. Horner has emphatically denied any wrongdoing and has robustly defended himself in an interview as part of the inquiry.
