Christian Horner feels ‘robbed’ by Red Bull after watching what Max Verstappen just did from home
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Christian Horner expressed feelings of sadness and being 'robbed' after watching Max Verstappen achieve success with the new Red Bull Powertrains engine from home. Horner, who was dismissed from his role as team principal and CEO of Red Bull 15 months ago, had overseen the team's previous successes, including multiple championships.
Despite his absence, Red Bull Powertrains has been recognised as having the best internal combustion engine in Formula 1 for the 2026 season. Horner lamented not being able to witness the engine's debut victory in person, highlighting his emotional connection to the team and the engine project he initiated.
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First to reportChristian Horner feels ‘robbed’ by Red Bull after watching what Max Verstappen just did from homeChristian Horner has opened up about the “great sadness” he has felt this year, having had to watch from home as Red Bull and Max ...
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Christian Horner feels ‘robbed’ by Red Bull after watching what Max Verstappen just did from homeChristian Horner has opened up about the “great sadness” he has felt this year, having had to watch from home as Red Bull and Max ...f1oversteer.comTue 13 Oct · 06:30 UTCRead their report →Christian Horner blames Dietrich Mateschitz’s death for the “painful” end of his F1 reignMore than a year after his abrupt and highly controversial exit from the Red Bull Racing pitwall in July 2025, former team principal Christian Horner is finally shedding light on the exact circumstances surrounding his dismissal. In an interview with The Guardian, the 52-year-old executive stripped away the paddock rumours and placed the blame for his exit squarely on a massive corporate power ... Keep readingMotorsport.comTue 13 Oct · 09:54 UTCRead →Christian Horner felt 'hurt and robbed' at being denied major Red Bull opportunityChristian Horner was removed by Red Bull before he was able to see a key project to completion.RacingNews365Tue 13 Oct · 11:20 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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