A year on, and Red Bull boss, Christian Horner admits that the Ferrari power unit controversy still leaves a "sour taste". read more »

Red Bull F1 boss Christian Horner says Ferrari's continued performance slump shows it was hit hard by its controversial engine settlement with the FIA. read more »

Christian Horner believes Ferrari's downfall has underlined the fact Red Bull was potentially robbed of victories in 2019. read more »

Christian Horner has been left with a "sour taste" over races he feels Ferrari should not have been winning last year courtesy of a controversial engine. read more »

Red Bull have been left with a “sour taste” in their mouths over lost 2019 Formula 1 race wins as a result of Ferrari’s illegal engine, according to team boss Christian Horner.... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner claims a collective effort is now needed from the teams to improve the Formula 1 "show". read more »

Christian Horner hopes the extended 17-race Formula 1 calendar gives Red Bull a better chance of beating Mercedes to the titles. read more »

Christian Horner has warned Red Bull and AlphaTauri will run "four identical-looking cars" in 2021 if the Racing Point model is deemed legal. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says Mercedes' slow shift towards a higher rake car proves the concept still works in Formula 1 read more »

Christian Horner says everyone has an opinion about Alexander Albon and Red Bull but they "don't have really the facts". read more »

Christian Horner has defended his former driver Sebastian Vettel, saying one cannot take away what he has achieved in Formula 1. read more »

Today's press conference with Guenther Steiner, Christian Horner and Toyoharu Tanabe. read more »

Christian Horner, who oversaw all four of Sebastian Vettel's titles, defends the under-fire German, insisting that we're not seeing the "real Vettel". read more »

Red Bull Formula 1 boss Christian Horner has defended Sebastian Vettel after his difficult start to the 2020 season and doesn't think we've seen the "real"... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner still believes Max Verstappen can win this year's Formula 1 title read more »

Christian Horner has revealed that talks over F1's new Concorde Agreement were "remarkably straightforward" - and different to dealing with Bernie Ecclestone. read more »

Christian Horner has revealed that Red Bull was the first team to sign the new Concorde Agreement and that negotiations were "remarkably straightforward". read more »

Christian Horner says he found talks over Formula 1's new Concorde Agreement were "remarkably straightforward", allowing Red Bull to be the first team to agree... read more »

Red Bull were the first team to sign F1's new Concorde Agreement, according to team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner, thinks the long-running RP20 dispute will be settled outside of the FIA International Court of Appeal. read more »

Christian Horner believes Max Verstappen still has a chance of bridging his 37-point deficit to Lewis Hamilton and becoming 2020 World Champion. read more »

This week we're joined by the Red Bull boss who reflects on the 2020 season so far, how impressed he's been by Max Verstappen this year and the potential of Alex... read more »

Christian Horner believes Formula 1's decision to ban 'party modes' can only be good, both financially and from a sporting perspective. read more »

Christian Horner has admitted driving this year's Red Bull is "not all making sense" to Alex Albon at present - but insists he retains the team's faith. read more »

Formula 1 sophomore Alexander Albon requires a more settled car beneath him compared to team-mate Max Verstappen, according to Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner. Albon... read more »