Christian Horner was fired from Oracle Red Bull in July. Now, he's reportedly eyeing his way back into Formula 1 for the 2026 season. (Photo by Andrej ISAKOVIC / AFP via Getty Images) Christian Horner ...

Horner was abruptly sacked by Red Bull in the aftermath of this year’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone, bringing an end to his two-decade stint in charge of the Milton Keynes team. The 52-year-old’s ...

Max Verstappen would have beaten Lando Norris to the F1 2025 world championship had Red Bull sacked Christian Horner earlier in the season. That is the claim of former Red Bull adviser Helmut Marko, ...

An old rival could prevent Horner from landing his dream move CHRISTIAN HORNER is flirting with a return to the Formula One paddock. While the former Red Bull chief’s return to F1 is gathering pace, ...

CHRISTIAN HORNER is flirting with a return to the Formula One paddock. While the former Red Bull chief’s return to F1 is gathering pace, it is believed he will demand equity and full control of team ...

The chances of Christian Horner making his Formula One return with Alpine are increasing amid claims he has set his sights on Otro Capital’s minority stake in the team. Horner is understood to want ...

Christian Horner is in talks with Alpine as he looks to secure a return to F1 in 2026. Horner is eyeing up a 24 percent stake of the Anglo-French outfit, according to Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf. The ...

Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is reportedly considering a comeback to Formula 1 with Alpine, potentially buying shares from Anthony Joshua and Rory McIlroy. The 52-year-old ...

Horner was sacked as Red Bull team principal midway through the season and replaced by Laurent Mekies, who oversaw a major revival that very nearly saw Max Verstappen claim a fifth world championship.

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Horner was already under intense scrutiny before he was axed RED BULL managing director Oliver Mintzlaff has defended the decision to sack Christian Horner. Horner was axed by Red Bull in July, ...