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Christian Horner tipped for shock F1 role after Red Bull sacking and it would send shockwaves through sport
Christian Horner has already been tipped to take up a new role within Formula 1 after his Red Bull sacking. On Wednesday morning, shock news emerged from the F1 world that Horner has been dismissed as Red Bull's team principal and CEO.
Christian Horner next steps as sacked Red Bull boss has limited F1 options
Haas is an unlikely destination given Horner’s stature and the good work done by Ayao Komatsu thus far, and working under long-time rival and adversary Zak Brown at McLaren is less likely than a return to Red Bull. This leaves three reasonable destinations on the table: Ferrari, Aston Martin, and Alpine.
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