Christian Horner returning to the F1 paddock would be “great” for the championship, according to McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown.
McLaren Racing CEO Zak Brown believes that Christian Horner could make a return to Formula 1 in the future, expressing his positive view on the idea of his old rival coming back to the sport. Brown acknowledges Horner’s impressive track record and sees him as a valuable personality for F1. Despite Horner’s potential interest in purchasing a stake in Alpine for a return to the paddock, there are challenges with Mercedes also eyeing a share in the Renault-owned team. Brown’s preference is to avoid multi-team ownership involving key competitors like Mercedes, as they supply power units to McLaren. However, Brown remains open to the possibility of Horner rejoining the sport and emphasizes the significance of strong personalities and talent in Formula 1.
