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Aston Martin has declined to rule out the possibility of a tie-up with ex-Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner
The Aston Martin Formula 1 team is considering a possible collaboration with Christian Horner, but any involvement would likely require an investment buy-in rather than a direct management role. Horner, who recently left his role as Red Bull’s team principal, is exploring various options for his return to F1, including potential roles with Alpine or even creating his own team from scratch.
Despite already having a strong management team at Aston Martin, there is speculation that Horner could join the outfit, with the team principal not ruling out the possibility. Team owner Lawrence Stroll is focused on attracting investors to position Aston Martin as a championship-winning team in the upcoming era of F1 regulations starting in 2026.
While Horner’s financial backers could support his comeback, the exact nature of his involvement with Aston Martin remains uncertain, as the team continues to progress with its existing plans and personnel. The future holds various possibilities for Horner and the team, with decisions to be made on how they will navigate the evolving landscape of Formula 1.
