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Red Bull start life after Christian Horner

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Christian Horner was willing to leave Red Bull on his own terms before sudden dismissal
Christian Horner was sacked as team principal of Red Bull Racing in July, ending his 20-year spell in charge. No clear explanation has been provided by Red Bull so far, and the announcement of Laurent Mekies as his replacement followed just minutes after the news broke.

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Red Bull staff told to smile more as Christian Horner’s exit papers over the cracks
Red Bull start life after Christian Horner with sprint win for Max Verstappen
Mekies hails sacked Horner for his support
New Red Bull Formula One team boss Laurent Mekies praised predecessor Christian Horner on Friday and revealed the Briton had been supportive and kept in touch since his sudden sacking two weeks ago.

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Max Verstappen says Christian Horner exit won’t influence his Red Bull future
Laurent Mekies makes Christian Horner admission in first Red Bull press conference
Max Verstappen: Sacking Christian Horner makes no difference to my Red Bull future
Verstappen said he had been informed by the shareholders of their decision “half a day” before the news was made public, which he said was “normal”, adding that he had had no input and was neither su...

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What does Red Bull Racing without Christian Horner look like?
Lewis Hamilton reacts to Christian Horner’s Red Bull exit: ‘It was remarkable what he did’

Verstappen starts new Red Bull era with Spa sprint win

Formula One champion Max Verstappen won a "cat and mouse" Belgian Grand Prix sprint on Saturday in Red Bull's first race under the leadership of Laurent Mekies following Christian Horner's dismissal.

Red Bull after Christian Horner: Why F1 concern runs beyond Verstappen’s future

By sacking Christian Horner, Red Bull has made a big change to try to return to F1 winning ways. But there are other steps it must take, too

Red Bull's Mekies: Priority is to build Verstappen a fast car

New Red Bull boss Laurent Mekies said his main priority is improving the team's car in order to quieten the noise about Max Verstappen's future.
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