Red Bull sack team principal Horner after 20 years

Red Bull Racing has made the shocking decision to sack team principal Christian Horner after an incredible 20-year tenure with the team.

Horner has been at the helm of Red Bull since 2005 and has overseen four Constructors’ Championships and eight Drivers’ Championships during his time in charge.

The decision to sack Horner comes as a surprise to many in the Formula 1 world, as he has been a key figure in the success of the team over the past two decades.

Red Bull has not yet announced who will be taking over as team principal, but speculation is already rife in the paddock about who could be Horner’s successor.

Some believe that Red Bull may look to promote from within, while others think that they may bring in a high-profile figure from outside the team.

Horner’s departure marks the end of an era for Red Bull Racing, and many fans and pundits are questioning the team’s decision to part ways with such a successful leader.

Only time will tell what impact this decision will have on Red Bull’s future in Formula 1, but one thing is for certain – Christian Horner’s legacy at the team will not be forgotten.

As the news continues to circulate throughout the motorsport community, it remains to be seen how Red Bull will fare without their long-standing team principal at the helm.

Regardless of the outcome, Christian Horner’s contributions to Red Bull Racing will always be remembered as a pivotal part of the team’s success in Formula 1.