Christian Horner believes Red Bull has its destiny in its own hands after agreeing to use Honda's power unit from 2022. read more »

Christian Horner says there are no plans to call their power unit anything other than a Red Bull when they start developing their own engines from 2022. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is in no doubt Mercedes will seek to lure away Max Verstappen should Lewis Hamilton end his Formula 1 career this year. read more »

Formula 1's power unit manufacturers have agreed to address big gaps in engine performance from 2022 despite the development freeze, according to Christian Horner read more »

Christian Horner insists that purchasing Honda's engine technology was a no-brainer, as the Austrian team now controls its own destiny. read more »

Though not entirely ruling out the idea of their engines being re-badged, Christian Horner says Red Bull Powertrains engines will be simply known as Red Bulls to begin with. read more »

Christian Albers believes that Lewis Hamilton could leave Mercedes after 2021 to earn more money with another team. read more »

Christian Lundgaard needs a good 2021 Formula 2 season to earn a F1 promotion otherwise he fears his racing career could hit a financial stumbling block. read more »

As it enters its sixth year, the Alpine F1 team has revealed its 2021 Academy line-up as Victor Martins joins Christian Lundgaard, Guanyu Zhou, Oscar Piastri and Caio Collet... read more »

Alpine says it still sees a path to a Formula 1 race seat for its young drivers despite not having an affiliate association on the grid. The rebranded academy unveiled its 2021... read more »

Alpine Formula 1 junior driver Christian Lundgaard will stick with ART Grand Prix for his sophomore season in the Formula 2 championship. Lundgaard, 19, has been supported by... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has laughed off Christian Horner's claim that Max Verstappen is a better driver than Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Christian Horner's claims that George Russell's Sakhir Grand Prix performance showed that Max Verstappen is the "best" driver on the grid is "part of... read more »

Never one to shy away from controversy, Red Bull boss, Christian Horner claims that Max Verstappen is a better driver than Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Never mind confusing Lewis Hamilton's contract talks, Christian Horner says George Russell's Sakhir showing confirmed that Max Verstappen is better than Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Christian Horner has described new Red Bull driver Sergio Perez as being like "a young dog with a bone", able to extract a podium finish from a "mediocre" car. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is confident the more experienced Sergio Perez can push Max Verstappen harder than Alexander Albon was able to last season, which he hopes... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner would prefer Formula 1 to just wait until the new power units to increase biofuel use. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner and Mercedes chief Toto Wolff would both back a delay of Formula 1's increased use of biofuels planned for 2022 read more »

Despite giving him plenty of time to prove himself on track, Christian Horner says Alexander Albon's performances in 2020 were the main reason to why Red Bull opted to... read more »

Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has hailed Alexander Albon's "classy" display throughout a difficult 2020 Formula 1 season. Following a challenging year... read more »

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner says the team does not have a replacement lined up for outgoing title sponsor Aston Martin. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the aerodynamic changes for 2021 will mean the team will run an iteration of the RB16 where he claims it will effectively be... read more »

Christian Horner says Red Bull know the areas in which they need to improve ahead of the 2021 season in order to take the fight to Mercedes. read more »

Christian Horner said Red Bull has essential work to do over the winter to make its car work on every type of circuit if it is to challenge Mercedes' dominance next year. read more »