Red Bull boss Christian Horner responds to claims he’s fallen out with the Verstappens

Christian Horner, the principal of the Red Bull team, has refuted rumors that he has a falling out with Max Verstappen and his family following the revelation of an alleged indiscretion against him. As a result, there is uncertainty over the CEO’s future, but Horner maintains that he has no plans to leave his team.

Although Horner refuted the accusation made against him, Red Bull is still looking into the matter. He allegedly spent eight hours last week discussing his side of the tale with an outside investigator, and he is currently working to further assist his side in getting ready for the 2024 season to begin.

Since Horner’s accusation became public, there has been much conjecture. Rumors have been flying that the 50-year-old and important members of the Red Bull setup, such as Verstappen and his group, are at odds.

In response to those allegations, Horner has now said to Sky Sports, “No, not at all. A few days ago, Jos and Max and I visited Silverstone. Max is totally committed to his work. He’s been really encouraging, and I’m excited about our upcoming season together.”

Verstappen also gave a response when Red Bull unveiled their newest vehicle. The 26-year-old clarified, saying, “I can tell you that it’s the same as always. To me, Christian is constantly there—I’m not sure who enjoys writing these things.”