All news on the topic: Christian Horner

Perez went out of qualifying in Q1, limiting his prospects for Sunday's race at Silverstone – the latest in a growing line of Saturday blunders made by the Mexican

Ricciardo is keen for a return to the Formula 1 grid and has a test at Silverstone on Tuesday to show off his skills as AlphaTauri mull over the future of one of their drivers

Hamilton and Mercedes have been locked in contract talks for months with no announcement of a new deal imminent despite previous suggestions that an agreement was close

There have been many examples of Mercedes staff leaving the Silver Arrows for rival teams lately, but team chief Wolff insists there are just as many coming the other way

Red Bull chief Horner and Mercedes counterpart Wolff are at each other's throats again, this time over the former's fears that he voiced over a planned change to F1 cars from 2026

Formula One bosses are planning a major package of rule changes from the 2026 season, but Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has been a vocal opponent of those plans

Lewis Hamilton's has suggested introducing rules that could level the playing field in Formula 1 as Red Bull continue to dominate with Max Verstappen and Christian Horner taking exception

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was left furious by the overwhelming number of track limit violations during Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix, with eight drivers penalised after the race

Horner had every reason to be in good spirits after another victory at the Austrian Grand Prix, but lost his patience after one question during his post-race interview with Sky

The Austrian Grand Prix Sprint was won by Max Verstappen with Sergio Perez in second place, but only after the two Red Bull drivers almost crashed into each other at the start

Ricciardo is a Red Bull reserve this season after losing his McLaren seat a year earlier than planned, but is foaming at the mouth for a chance to get back onto the grid again

Amid Sergio Perez's struggles and Lewis Hamilton's ongoing Mercedes contract saga, some have called for the Brit to join Red Bull to go head-to-head with Max Verstappen

Perez became the first Red Bull driver in 15 years to fail to qualifying in the top 10 for four race weekends in a row, leaving his team principal Horner visibly annoyed

Sergio Perez's place at Red Bull has been called into question again in recent weeks, with his title challenge crumbling while Max Verstappen has yet to put a foot wrong

Red Bull superstar Max Verstappen is storming towards a third consecutive Formula One world title - with Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton desperately looking to close the gap

Horner is one of the youngest team bosses on the F1 grid but is also the longest serving, having taken charge after the old Jaguar team was bought and rebranded by Red Bull

Sky Sports F1 reporter Ted Kravitz questioned Lewis Hamilton about the impact of Red Bull's cost cap penalty after claiming himself it has turned out to be "no penalty at all"

Red Bull adviser Marko admitted this week that Christian Horner had advised against signing a driver and that, given his recent performances, the team principal may have been correct

Red Bull have been head and shoulders above all their F1 rivals so far this season, and their dominance has put them in a strong position to repeat the trick in 2024

Christian Horner and Helmut Marko have been allies for many years at Red Bull, but haven't always agreed on big decisions including the call to sign Nyck de Vries for AlphaTauri

Christian Horner, George Russell and Lewis Hamilton have all spoken out against a potential ban on the use of tyre blankets

Sergio Perez has endured a tricky time of things for Red Bull over recent months and it appears that teammate Max Verstappen is not one for sympathy after he fired a brutal dig

Changes to Formula 1 cars are set to come into effect in 2026, and CEO Stefano Domenicali has given his take on the upcoming regulations in the light of engine questions

Sergio Perez has missed out on a podium finish in the last three Grand Prix and Aston Martin driver Fernando Alonso is confident he can overtake his rival in the Driver Standings

Red Bull have won every race so far this season and continued that streak at the Canadian Grand Prix, after which Horner said his team is already focussed on developing next year's car