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Christian Horner has broken his silence since his unceremonious exit from Red Bull and admits he feels that he has “unfinished business in F1.”
Since his departure from Red Bull, Christian Horner has expressed his belief that he has “unfinished business in Formula 1.” After 20 years with the team, he was replaced by Laurent Mekies following last year’s British Grand Prix.
Speculation has surrounded Horner’s next move, with rumors linking him to teams like Ferrari, Cadillac, and Haas, but most discussions have centered on a potential involvement with Alpine.
Friend and Alpine Executive Advisor Flavio Briatore has confirmed talks of Horner potentially acquiring a minority stake in the Enstone-based team. Recent developments also include a meeting with FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem in Paris.
Although Horner misses the sport, he is adamant about only returning for a winning opportunity. He expressed a desire to be a partner rather than an employee, aiming to work with a team that shares his ambition for success.
Horner emphasized that while he misses Formula 1, he is in no rush to make a comeback and will only do so for the right opportunity.
