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Lewis Hamilton Pays Tribute to Former Red Bull Boss Christian Horner
MILTON KEYNES, UK, JUL 24 – Christian Horner was removed amid a political struggle within Red Bull despite leading the team to 14 titles over 20 years, with no clear explanation given for his dismissal.
- Lewis Hamilton paid tribute to Christian Horner as the Belgian Grand Prix marked Formula One’s first event in two decades without the former Red Bull team principal.
- Horner's dismissal from Red Bull earlier this month ended his role as team principal since 2005, during which he oversaw 14 world championships amid recent internal controversy.
- Hamilton recalled sitting in Horner's office in 2005 during his early racing career and described Horner's leadership as clearly remarkable, emphasizing the talent and skill required to run the organization.
- Hamilton commented that Horner leaving Red Bull would not affect his life, while applauding the significant achievements Horner accomplished with the team, describing his progress as truly impressive.
- Verstappen confirmed he spoke with Horner and dismissed impacts from Horner's sacking on his future, while Red Bull faces uncertainty amid Verstappen's contract and possible moves linked to Mercedes.
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thueringen24.deIs there a sensation change around Christian Horner? The former Red Bull team leader could soon return to Formula One.
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Verstappen doesn’t think Horner’s firing ‘will matter at all’ for his future at Red Bull
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (AP) — Max Verstappen doesn’t think Christian Horner’s firing at Red Bull “will matter at all" amid speculation that he could leave the team after this season.
·Hamilton, Canada
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Max Verstappen opens up on Christian Horner axe and how it affects his Red Bull future - The Mirror
Christian Horner was dismissed by Red Bull more than a week ago and Max Verstappen's future with the team has been in the spotlight ever since amid links to Mercedes
·London, United Kingdom
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