Christian Horner comments say it all with Sergio Perez 'to be axed by Red Bull'
Christian Horner has all but confirmed that Sergio Perez won’t be returning to Red Bull as an F1 driver next year. The Mexican has endured a dismal season on the track and has fallen to eighth in the standings after another substandard weekend at the Qatar Grand Prix.
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Revealed: The truth behind Lawson’s meeting with Horner at the Mexico GPLiam Lawson sought out Christian Horner to hold hands up. Additional reporting by Thomas Maher. Tension existed already and ...
Christian Horner is all praises for Yuki Tsunoda but warns him of the challenges any driver faces when they partner with Max ...
Perez has been under pressure for most of this season after scoring just 152 of Red Bull's 581 points and rarely getting near ...
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Toto Wolff takes aim at Christian Horner over alleged lack of support for Susie WolffToto Wolff has claimed Red Bull's Christian Horner was the only F1 team principal unwilling to sign a document in support of ...
Christian Horner was "surprised" to see comments from Toto Wolff regarding short-lived allegations made about his wife Susie ...
Red Bull team boss, Christian Horner, claims Max Verstappen is already one of the greatest drivers to ever compete in F1.
Given the 35-year-old is now officially out of a race seat having been sacked from Sauber for 2025, F1 fans got rather excited over the prospect that he could be handed a career lifeline, after Bottas ...
Christian Horner issued a blunt nine-word response to Sergio Perez's howler at the Qatar Grand Prix. Last weekend, Horner was ...
In 2026, 22 cars will line up on the grid in F1. Cadillac will join the competition. After much discussion about whether an ...
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