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Red Bull sack team principal Horner

Christian Horner sacked by Red Bull after 20 years as principal at F1 team

Laurent Mekies, the boss of sister team Racing Bulls, will replace Horner, who has been with the team since its inception in 2005 and led it to 124 wins and numerous championships.

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Motor racing-Red Bull sack team principal Horner, appoint Mekies

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Christian Horner fired as Red Bull Racing's longtime Formula 1 team principal

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A timeline of Red Bull's F1 highs and lows with fired team principal Christian Horner

Christian Horner entered Formula 1 as its youngest team principal in 2005 and developed Red Bull from a “party team” to a serial title winner.

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A look at Red Bull team principal Christian Horner’s time in Formula 1 — in photos

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Mekies brings vast experience as he takes over F1 team Red Bull after Horner's sacking

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Red Bull Signals It Will Keep up Title Fight After Horner Was Fired. It Faces Many Other Challenges

If Verstappen does leave, it would likely be for rival Mercedes.

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Red Bull, Verstappen in title fight despite Horner exit - Helmut Marko

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Is Verstappen more likely to stay at Red Bull with Horner gone?

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Mekies honored by Red Bull promotion, promises ‘great results’

New Red Bull team principal and CEO Laurent Mekies says his promotion from Racing Bulls in place of Christian Horner is an honor, and that the team will achieve “great results” in future.Horner was removed from his position this week,

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Stella pierces through Red Bull's narrative, foresees additional complications

Red Bull Racing's performance at Silverstone was surprisingly poor. Despite the Austrian team primarily claiming setup and rear wing issues, Andrea Stella indicates there's more to the situation. Max Verstappen struggled to keep his RB21 on track during the British Grand Prix.

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Max Verstappen Warned Against 2026 Red Bull Switch Amid Mercedes Talks

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner explained why switching teams in 2026 could be a bad idea for Max Verstappen.