Red Bull's Christian Horner is relived stewards didn't ruin Max Verstappen's 'perfect' Austrian GP display with a penalty for hard racing. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he found it incomprehensible Max Verstappen would get a penalty for his clash with Charles Leclerc fighting for the Austrian Grand Prix win. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Max Verstappen had Charles Leclerc in "checkmate" in his Austrian GP race-winning move - and it would have been... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says it would have been "incomprehensible" for the FIA to punish Max Verstappen for his Austrian Grand Prix clash with Charles Leclerc read more »

Christian Horner has praised Max Verstappen's overtaking move on Charles Leclerc, the one that handed the Red Bull driver the Austrian Grand Prix win. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner called Max Verstappen's Austrian Grand Prix win "unbelievable". read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner claims that the stewards would be "stealing from Formula 1" if they stripped Max Verstappen of the Austrian GP win. read more »

Christian Horner believes it would be the wrong call if stewards were to punish Max Verstappen for the overtake on Charles Leclerc which saw him win, as it is the exactly the... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed that Dan Ticktum was dropped from their junior driver programme simply due to his results, which were not good enough in... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner put a valuation of £250,000 worth of damage done to the teams cars by running wide over Spielberg's savage kerbs in FP1 in Austria. read more »

Red Bull team boss, Christian Horner claims that damage incurred on the kerbs in FP1 this morning has cost his team £250,000. read more »

Christian Horner says Austria kerbs caused £250,000 damage in FP1 read more »

Christian Horner has suggested that Pierre Gasly's poor result at his home French Grand Prix on Sunday may be down to issues with his RB15 rather than his personal... read more »

The pressure is once again on Pierre Gasly with Red Bull team boss Christian Horner saying his French GP result was "frustrating". read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner was left frustrated by Pierre Gasly after the home hero endured another disappointing outing at the French Grand Prix. Gasly finished... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner puts Sebastian Vettel's error-strewn recent past down to the intense expectations that come with racing for Ferrari. read more »

Sebastian Vettel's new-found error-prone nature may be impacted by the "pressure-cooker environment" at Ferrari, according to his former boss Christian Horner.... read more »

Failing to win a World title with Ferrari, Christian Horner believes Sebastian Vettel is feeling the pressure of being in Ferrari's "pressure-cooker environment." read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes Pierre Gasly will begin to come into his own in the races to come, as the team look to instil confidence in the Frenchman... read more »

Former F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone attended the Spice Girls' comeback concert at Wembley Stadium at the weekend with a Formula One contingent including Christian Horner and... read more »

Pirelli motorsport boss Mario Isola says not one Formula 1 team has opened talks about changing the compounds used in the 2019 season, despite complaints up and down the grid.... read more »

Christian Horner saw Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly finish fifth and eighth in Sunday's Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Christian Horner reckons Mercedes would be the only team to complain about returning to last year's tyres and he's right, Toto Wolff isn't happy that his rivals... read more »

Christian Horner has said that this season???s Pirelli tyres hugely favour Mercedes and that it has detracted from Formula One as a spectacle. read more »

Christian Horner has said that this season's Pirelli tyres hugely favour Mercedes, and that last year's should be brought back for the sake of competition and... read more »