Christian Horner, the team principal of Red Bull, was the center of attention during the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend. He recently received clearance from the allegations that were made against him, but despite this, he continues to make headlines for negative reasons.
Following the conclusion of the investigation, an anonymous source sent evidence of the Horner investigation to various individuals, including the F1 CEO and the 10 F1 team principals. During the Bahrain GP weekend, Horner was asked to provide insight on the investigation. In response, he stated:
“I am tired of addressing questions regarding the concluded investigation. It is time for everyone to move on from this inappropriate behavior saga.”
While Horner urges people to move forward, his Red Bull F1 team had an outstanding performance at the Bahrain Grand Prix. Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez secured a remarkable 1-2 finish for the team.
Verstappen dominated the race from the beginning, while Perez showcased impressive recovery skills, starting from fifth place and finishing in a commendable second position.
With their current momentum, Christian Horner and his team are expected to excel at the upcoming Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Mercedes boss, Toto Wolff, even suggested that Red Bull could potentially win all 24 races this year.