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The biggest challenges Red Bull faces after sacking Christian Horner

With Christian Horner sacked from his team principal position, Red Bull closes a chapter spanning all the highs and lows of the team’s history – one that includes two dominant eras, first with Sebastian Vettel and later with Max Verstappen, but it the recent downturn too.

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A deep dive into FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer

Born and raised in the United Kingdom to American parents, FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer worked with the governing body between 2009 and 2024 - but his connections with motor racing go much deeper than that.

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Who is FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer?

Born and raised in the UK to American parents, FIA presidential candidate Tim Mayer worked with the governing body between 2009 and 2024, but his connections with motor racing go much deeper than that.

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Line catching Bray at Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport Rankings summit

Monoposto maestro George Line is up to second place in the Ryan Motorsport Insurance Autosport National Rankings after bagging another hat-trick at Thruxton last weekend.

Autosport

No guarantees for Red Bull that Horner’s sacking will keep Verstappen

Bringing in a new team principal halfway through developing a car for the new regulations in 2026 might not be to four-time world champion’s liking

The Guardian - UK

How every Red Bull F1 driver fared under Horner

Christian Horner became the youngest team principal in Formula 1 when he took the reins at Red Bull in 2005. Two decades later, he departed as one of the championship’s longest-serving and most decorated leaders, having overseen eight drivers’ and six constructors’ world championships.

Autosport

How every Red Bull F1 driver fared under Christian Horner’s leadership

Christian Horner became the youngest team principal in Formula 1 history when he took the reins at Red Bull in 2005. Two decades later, he departed as one of the championship’s longest-serving and most decorated leaders, having overseen eight drivers’ and six constructors’ world championships.

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Now’s Your Chance To Own a Michael Schumacher’s Race Bike, Price Is Suspiciously Fair

Michael Schumacher's custom-built, one-off 2010 Honda CBR1000RR track bike is going up for auction, and the price is a steal.

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What’s next for Horner after Red Bull F1 sacking?

It is the perfect time of year, in Britain at least, to have time on one’s hands to get all green-fingered.

Autosport

Voices: Good riddance to Christian Horner – he should have gone ages ago

COMMENT: With power comes ego, writes Gemma Abbott. And with ego, eventually, comes downfall

The Independent UK

What’s next for sacked Red Bull boss Christian Horner?

It is the perfect time of year, in Britain at least, to have time on one’s hands to get all green-fingered.

Motorsport

How Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit mirrored his F1 arrival and why he will be missed

From day one at Red Bull Christian Horner was fully aware of the ruthlessness in F1. So perhaps Wednesday’s announcement that he was being “released from his operational duties” shouldn’t have come as such a bolt from the blue.

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Why F1 will miss Horner after his Red Bull exit had hallmarks of his arrival 20 years ago

Autosport

Autosport 75: Horner’s first F1 season with Red Bull

This is supposed to be the era of manufacturer-led Formula 1. A sport dominated by the mega-buck operations set up by vast global entities such as Toyota and Honda, to promote their brands and boost their reputations in markets stretching from the US to China.

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The Guardian - UK

Horner’s Red Bull exit: the end of an era that will be felt across Formula One grid

The team principal’s departure now leaves a question mark about the next chapter of one of the sport’s extraordinary success stories

International Business Times UK

Will Christian Horner's Wife, Geri Halliwell, File for Divorce? Former Spice Girl Could Walk Away with Staggering Sum if Scandal Leads to Split

Geri Halliwell could receive a massive settlement if she divorces Christian Horner, with reports suggesting she holds the larger share of their £440 million fortune.

International Business Times

Red Bull Sack F1 Team Chief Horner

Christian Horner was Wednesday sacked by Red Bull after 20 years as team principal of the Formula One outfit.

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Who is Laurent Mekies, the new Red Bull F1 boss succeeding Christian Horner?

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Who is Red Bull F1 team's new CEO Laurent Mekies?

Born on 28 April 1977 in Tours, France, Laurent Mekies has become only the second team boss in the history of the Red Bull Formula 1 team. The Milton Keynes-based outfit, which entered Formula 1 in 2005, was shaped and led to success by Christian Horner for two decades, until his abrupt…

The National (Scotland)

Christian Horner sacked as Red Bull team principal

Marie Claire

Alba Hurup Larsen Is Racing to Break F1’s Glass Ceiling

Meet the teen prodigy with plans to crash the boys' club of motorsports.

The Guardian - UK

Christian Horner sacked by Red Bull after 20 years as principal at F1 team

The Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been sacked by the Formula One team after 20 years at the helm

Evening Standard

Classic F1 steering wheel stolen during spate of damage at British Grand Prix

A separate car reportedly sustained thousands of pounds worth of damage when someone tried to climb inside it.

Autosport

Ryder wins as red-hot Coles stuns with second in British Hillclimb Harewood trip

Unpredictable weather, difficult tyre choices and a sublime performance from young Alex Coles were all elements of the British Hillclimb Championship’s second visit of the season to Harewood last weekend. But, through it all, points leader Matthew Ryder emerged with another important pair of victories.

Cycling Weekly

'We've got weapons that can be successful' – Ineos Grenadiers committed to 'offensive racing' at Tour de France after tough opening stages

Ineos lost Filippo Ganna to injury on stage one in Lille as well as time on GC in the first two days of racing

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