Christian Horner Reveals Ferrari Exceptional Position in 'Dream' Admission
Horner said Ferrari is the only team he would join without an ownership stake, calling the Scuderia the biggest brand in Formula 1.
- Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has identified Ferrari as the only team he would join without securing an ownership stake, describing the Italian outfit as "the dream."
- Horner has been out of Formula 1 since leaving Red Bull last year after a 21-year tenure, having previously insisted any return would require an ownership stake.
- Seeking to renew his rivalry with Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, Horner noted he remains in demand 14 months after leaving Red Bull, adding, "Toto needs to have his hair f***ing ruffled up."
- Horner's comments coincide with reports that Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur faces scrutiny, with Horner acknowledging his potential arrival might require a significant figure to step aside.
- Despite links to Alpine, Aston Martin, and BYD, Horner has yet to announce his next move, while sources suggest Ferrari has a succession plan in place should they decide to make a leadership change.
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Oxford Mail
thisisoxfordshire.co.ukChristian Horner reveals his 'dream job' in shock F1 return to rival
Former Red Bull boss Christian Horner has revealed his "dream job" in a shock Formula 1 return to a rival F1 team.
The Englishman wants to give his comeback in the motorsports-king class as a partner of a racing team. For the Italian traditional team, however, the 52-year-old would make an exception.
The former Red Bull team leader Christian Horner wants to return to Formula 1 and gets involved with Ferrari. The Englishman wants to give his comeback in the motorsport royal class as a partner of a racing team. However, for the Italian traditional team, the 52-year-old would make an exception.
For more than a year, Christian Horner's team head of Red Bull has come to an end. Now he brings himself into the game with another big name.
Christian Horner is one of the most controversial figures in Formula 1. More than a year after he left Red Bull, he absolutely wants to return.
volksfreund.de
saarbruecker-zeitung.deChristian Horner is one of the most controversial figures in Formula 1. More than a year after he left Red Bull, he absolutely wants to return.
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