Christian Horner, the Team Principal of Red Bull Racing, has been cleared of allegations of misconduct following an extensive investigation. The claims were made by a female employee, but an external barrister’s findings exonerated Horner. Despite maintaining his denial, Horner expressed confidence that he would continue to lead Red Bull’s Formula 1 team, a position he has held since 2005. The complainant, who attended work at Red Bull’s Milton Keynes base on Monday, has now been suspended with full pay. Red Bull Racing declined to comment on the internal matter. Horner has remained in his role throughout the investigation and will be present at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix this weekend. The 50-year-old Briton will attend the FIA’s press conference after the first practice session on Thursday. The complainant has the right to appeal the decision, as confirmed by a legal letter delivered earlier this week.
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