Red Bull team boss, Christian Horner believes that Max Verstappen is currently the sport's most in-form driver. read more »

Max Verstappen is F1's most in-form driver, claims Christian Horner read more »

Team principal of Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner, is confident the drivers in the top three teams will stay where they are for the foreseeable future, with their contracts... read more »

Christian Horner says he expects Max Verstappen to remain with Red Bull in 2021, and would not be surprised if other leading Formula 1 drivers stayed with their outfits read more »

Christian Horner believes such has been Alexander Albon's performances this season that it has belied his rookie status. read more »

Christian Horner has cast doubt on whether the next silly season will actually be that silly despite a lack of drivers not signed for 2021. read more »

Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team principal Christian Horner says that the outfit's first season with Honda power in 2019 has been "beyond expectations" read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has applauded the FIA for their engine policing after three engine Technical Directives curtailed Ferrari's charge. read more »

Christian Horner was pleased with the pace and strategy calls in Abu Dhabi that allowed Max Verstappen the chance to claim second place in the race and third place in the... read more »

Christian Horner doesn't want to lose Max Verstappen in 2021, nor does he want to up his wage bill, saying the top drivers should stay at the "same team for the same... read more »

Christian Horner sees no reason for Max Verstappen to change teams at the end of 2020, despite the Dutchman potentially set to become a key figure in what cold be the mother of... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner expects Charles Leclerc to be disqualified from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix after a fuel irregularity was found in his Ferrari. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner has explained by Honda have only initially committed to an additional year of Formula 1, to the end of 2021. read more »

Christian Horner says continued doubts about the costs of producing engines for use in Formula 1 prompted Honda to only commit another year as Red Bull's supplier. read more »

Honda confirmed earlier this week it would be staying in F1 until the end of 2021 - but why no longer than that? read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says Honda won't commit to F1 beyond 2021 until they have more information on engine rules beyond that year. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner explains reason behind Honda's one-year extension read more »

Christian Horner says Pierre Gasly has thrived and regained his confidence since re-joining Toro Rosso after being dropped by Red Bull. read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner says the "potential" of their mid-season recruit Alex Albon "looks very high". read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes Alex Albon's career turnaround demonstrates his "great tenacity", and says his driver has earned a 2020 chance... read more »

Red Bull's downforce levels contributed just as much as the power unit to their straight line speed advantage at high altitude races, according to team boss Christian Horner. read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner believes his team's straightline speed advantage at high altitude is just as much down to downforce levels as it is engine power read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says the door is open for Pierre Gasly to return to the team if his performances continue to improve, as the Frenchman comes off the best result... read more »

"Public pressure" and "media scrutiny" played a major role in Red Bull's decision to drop Pierre Gasly in favour of Alexander Albon, according to... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner admits that is it "difficult to judge Ferrari's situation" after their drivers clashed at Interlagos, adding that he is... read more »