Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes Formula 1's owners Liberty Media would bail out any struggling teams to protect the series. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the introduction of customer cars would help the smaller F1 teams survive the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Christian Horner sees no reason why F1 can't have an 18-race season, beginning with a behind-closed-doors Austrian GP in July. read more »

If Daniel Ricciardo had dropped Red Bull for Mercedes or Ferrari, Christian Horner could have understood that, but he still doesn't get the Aussie's Renault move. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has suggested Formula 1 should consider pushing the '2021 regulations' back by two years if bosses are serious about curbing... read more »

The prospect of starting the Formula 1 season with a behind-closed-doors July race in Austria is "absolutely feasible", according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner -... read more »

McLaren team boss Zak Brown fears four teams could collapse if the current situation isn’t dealt with “aggressively”. Last week Red Bull team boss Christian Horner said he was... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is convinced F1 will "survive" beyond the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner is confident Formula 1 will survive the prolonged shutdown due to the Coronavirus, but has questioned whether all ten teams will do so. F1’s... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner believes the proposed regulation changes which were set to be introduced in 2021, which were subsequently delayed until 2022, should be postponed... read more »

Helmut Marko's coronavirus camp idea was never "tabled as a serious suggestion", according to Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Formula 1 could implement a further delay to the proposed new regulations as part of additional cost-cutting measures, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner. Formula 1... read more »

Formula 1 with its "deep pockets" will survive the ongoing financial crisis but Christian Horner wonders whether all 10 teams will be on the grid to enjoy the moment. read more »

Christian Horner warns that the pre-Melbourne row with the FIA over its handling of the Ferrari engine issue has not been forgotten. read more »

Red Bull boss, Christian Horner believes the massive rules overhaul originally scheduled for 2021 could now be postponed until 2023. read more »

F1 teams have reached "reasonable agreement" to further delay the introduction of new technical regulations until 2023, according to Red Bull boss Christian Horner. read more »

Formula 1 teams are looking to delay the introduction of the new technical regulations by one more year until 2023, according to Red Bull Racing chief Christian Horner read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has warned that not all Formula 1 teams may survive the current global emergency. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner on ventilators, coronavirus 'camps' & F1's new regulations possibly being delayed until 2023. read more »

Christian Horner has defended the handling of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix, saying ti was a "moving target" that F1 bosses had to respond to. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has assured fans that once the 2020 Formula 1 season gets underway, it will be "one to remember". read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is confident F1 will enjoy a season "to remember" once the 2020 campaign eventually gets underway.  read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says it is hard to criticise Formula 1 chiefs over their handling of the Australian Grand Prix because they were constantly chasing a... read more »

Red Bull will not join Mercedes in calling a truce with Ferrari over last year's engine saga with Christian Horner revealing it is worth "$20 million" to the team. read more »

Christian Horner, reportedly one of those who wanted to press on with the Australian GP, says the decision to cancel the race was "frustrating" but that safety must... read more »