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Red Bull has announced that Christian Horner has departed his role at the helm, but could a team that’s long held an interest in him offer him a reprieve in F1?
Christian Horner has left his position as the head of Red Bull, sparking speculation that Ferrari may be interested in him for a role in Formula 1.
Rumors about Ferrari considering a leadership change have been circulating, as the team currently trails behind McLaren by a significant margin in the Constructors’ Championship.
Although there were reports of Ferrari exploring options including Horner, the Red Bull veteran has reaffirmed his commitment to his current team.
Despite Horner’s loyalty to Red Bull, his departure could make him more open to offers from other teams, such as Ferrari.
If Ferrari were to pursue Horner, it would not be the first time they attempted to bring him on board, highlighting the potential value they see in his leadership.
Horner’s approach to team management and decision-making contrasts with Ferrari’s current structure, which he believes could benefit from a more streamlined and decisive process.
With Horner’s departure, Red Bull faces a test of their stability while Ferrari may be eyeing an opportunity to strengthen their team with his expertise.
