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Christian Horner sacked by Red Bull

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The 3 key questions facing Red Bull F1 after the shocking Christian Horner move

After Christian Horner’s exit at Red Bull, what are the main questions facing the team and new boss Laurent Mekies

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What will Christian Horner do next? Ferrari and five other options for axed F1 boss

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Laurent Mekies admits it feels "unreal" to see Red Bull F1 team without Christian Horner

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Mekies brings vast experience as he takes over F1 team Red Bull after Horner's sacking

Red Bull’s Formula 1 team is changing team directors for the first time since it was founded 20 years ago, after Christian Horner's sacking sent shockwaves through the sport on Wednesday.

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A look at Red Bull team principal Christian Horner’s time in Formula 1 — in photos

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Mekies takes over at Red Bull after Horner sacked

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Is Verstappen more likely to stay at Red Bull with Horner gone?

Job number one is to keep hold of Max Verstappen.

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F1 boss Christian Horner sacked from Red Bull Racing

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Christian Horner Leaves Red Bull After 20 Years

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Max Verstappen Breaks Silence After Christian Horner Sacking

Red Bull Racing driver Max Verstappen has opened up on the sudden ousting of his former team boss Christian Horner.

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F1 Today | Has Christian Horner's dismissal been explained and Piquet Jr's slip up

Missed out on July 10th's Formula 1 news? Catch up on today's top stories from the F1 world! Christian Horner is no longer part of the Red Bull team as the team principal and CEO was sacked on Wednesday.

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Christian Horner has his say as he faces an F1 fight on 2 fronts at the British Grand Prix

Christian Horner, along with McLaren CEO Zak Brown and Aston Martin Team Principal Andy Cowell, addressed the media during the FIA Press Conference on Friday at Silverstone. Verstappen’s future was the major focus during the session. Horner kicked off his remarks by noting that there will always be “speculation and noise” in Formula 1.