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Sports · 1 February 2026

Christian Horner targets F1 return after £80m Red Bull dismissal

Christian Horner targets F1 return after £80m Red Bull dismissal

Former Red Bull principal Christian Horner broke his silence at the European Motor Show in Dublin, declaring "unfinished business" in Formula One. The 52-year-old, who received an £80 million exit package after his July 2025 dismissal, targets a winning return following his 20-year tenure. Despite being exonerated twice regarding inappropriate behavior allegations, Horner was ousted but now eyes investment opportunities, with Alpine reportedly interested. He rejected a larger settlement to enable a potential spring 2026 comeback.

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