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General · 2 June 2026

Christian Horner Takes New Sports Job

Christian Horner Takes New Sports Job

Investors and sports businesses could see new deals as an experienced Formula 1 figure moves into a different field. Christian Horner has joined Oakley Capital as an adviser focused on premium sports opportunities, according to reports published on 2 June. Aged 52, he left Red Bull in September 2025 after leading the team from its Formula 1 debut in 2005.

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