Red Bull’s team principal speaks out amidst internal investigation

Red Bull’s Team Principal, Christian Horner, has vehemently denied allegations of ‘inappropriate behaviour’ amidst an ongoing internal investigation. The 50-year-old, who has been at the helm of the team since 2005, remains steadfast in his commitment to Red Bull, dismissing any suggestions of stepping down from his role.

Horner’s denial comes in the wake of an internal probe launched against him, which he has addressed publicly for the first time. Despite the ongoing investigation, he has continued to play an active role in the team’s preparations for the upcoming F1 season.

The seasoned team principal expressed confidence in the investigation process, stating, “I deny absolutely any allegation that has been made against me.” He reiterated his unwavering dedication to the team, emphasizing his role in building Red Bull and his commitment to its future success.

When questioned about the potential impact of the investigation on the team’s performance, Horner remained resolute, stating that moments of uncertainty only serve to unite the team. He expressed pride in the team’s accomplishments over the years, including 113 race wins and multiple world championships.

Looking ahead to the 2024 F1 season, Red Bull aims to clinch its third consecutive Constructors’ Championship under Horner’s leadership. Despite the ongoing investigation, preparations for the season are reportedly on track.

Horner’s public denial comes amidst a wave of support from within the team, its partners, and the industry at large. He is set to attend the opening Grand Prix in Bahrain next month, underscoring his commitment to Red Bull and its future endeavors.

As the investigation unfolds, Horner remains focused on the team’s performance and the challenges that lie ahead in the upcoming season. His steadfast leadership and unwavering commitment to Red Bull’s success continue to be a driving force within the team.