Ahead of Honda's Baku upgrade, Christian Horner says he hopes Red Bull can close the gap to Mercedes and Ferrari by the midseason. read more »

Ferrari are "the stand-out competitors" on the straights, according to Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner.  read more »

Christian Horner says Max Verstappen is doing a "remarkable" job for Red Bull, amid the team's attempt to make further inroads into Mercedes and Ferrari's... read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen has been "very mature" in his approach to the new season. read more »

Christian Horner insists his Red Bull team never laid out a target for the number of Formula 1 wins it wanted to achieve in 2019, despite motorsport advisor Helmut Marko's goa read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Max Verstappen's "very mature" start to the 2019 will pay off as the team continues to gain momentum with Honda read more »

Christian Horner has downplayed the rumours that he was suspicious over the gains made by Ferrari's fuel suppliers Shell during the winter. read more »

Red Bull never set any targets to win races with Honda for the 2019 F1 season, according to team principal Christian Horner.  read more »

Pierre Gasly's efforts to show more speed at Red Bull are being hindered by his style not totally suiting the team's 2019 Formula 1 car, says boss Christian Horner read more »

Christian Horner has denied being suspicious of Ferrari's fuel after previously saying it had a strange smell. read more »

Max Verstappen and Pierre Gasly finished fourth and sixth in the Chinese Grand Prix, much to the delight of Red Bull team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Charles Leclerc was “hung out to dry” thanks to Red Bull’s call to pit Max Verstappen early, that’s according to Christian Horner. The team orders that cost Leclerc fourth... read more »

With upgrades from Honda in the pipeline, Christian Horner expects the top three teams to concertina more in coming races. read more »

Christian Horner believes his Red Bull team made a step forward in understanding its chassis in Formula 1's Chinese Grand Prix, but that top speed is now its main weakness read more »

In winter testing Christian Horner spoke of taking "at least five races" in 2019 but three races in, he now says Red Bull aren't chasing a number, they just want... read more »

Christian Horner feels Red Bull made progress at the Chinese GP but they are still playing catch up to Mercedes and Ferrari. read more »

Red Bull F1 team boss Christian Horner was happy to see his side split the faster Ferrari duo in the Chinese Grand Prix.  read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has mixed emotions over Red Bull's qualifying result for the Chinese Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull could have beaten Ferrari without Q3 'jockeying' - Christian Horner read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes Ferrari has set the "gold standard" in F1 engine performance in 2019. read more »

Ten years after Sebastian Vettel gave Red Bull Racing their first ever victory in Formula 1, Team Principal Christian Horner reflects on that special day in a gloomy Shanghai. read more »

F1 is considering adding a Q4 to its qualifying format, but Horner is unsure it will be a change for the better. read more »

Ferrari pace is enormously impressive - Christian Horner read more »

Christian Horner admits Red Bull are still trying to find the sweet spot with their RB15, which he has has "quite a narrow" operating window. read more »

Red Bull F1 boss Christian Horner says Pierre Gasly's "life will get a lot easier" once he manages to turnaround his qualifying form. read more »