Christian Horner Blames Dietrich Mateschitz’s Death for the “Painful” End of His F1 Reign
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The former chief of the Austrian team spoke publicly again more than a year after his departure from the Austrian team."After Dietrich's death, things changed in the direction," he said. The difficult personal moment he went through after 20 years on the team.
In an interview with the Guardian, the former boss goes back to this painful departure, the internal tensions and the reasons which, according to him, precipitated his fall from Red Bull.
For 20 years, Christian Horner was at the top of the Red Bull Formula One racing team.
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Christian Horner, who led Red Bull Racing for two decades of Formula 1 success, has recently spoken out about his abrupt dismissal, noting that the death of Red Bull founder Dietrich Mateschitz led to a major change in the corporate structure that influenced his departure. Following his controversial […] The post Christian Horner blames Dietrich Mateschitz's death for his F1 exit appeared first on FormulaRapida.net.
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