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 »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Formula 1 considered putting the paddock in 'lockdown' in attempts to continue with the Australian Grand Prix, but did not get the... read more »

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner admits the cancellation of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix due to the coronavirus outbreak was "frustrating". read more »

Calling off the Australian GP at the 11th hour, Christian Horner feels "inevitably" more races will be postponed or cancelled starting with next weekend's... read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner has said that Red Bull will take the fight to Mercedes and are "ready to win" the Australian GP. read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner has his sights on closing up to the "absolute benchmark" which is Mercedes in 2020. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes the performance gap between F1's leading three teams and the midfield pack has been reduced heading into the 2020 season. read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner believes Mercedes' dual-axis steering system shows why it's important to close loopholes from 2021. read more »

Formula 1 must reduce the cost of engines if the sport hopes to retain its manufacturers, that's according to Red Bull team boss Christian Horner. read more »

Ferrari didn't dominant pre-season testing like they did last year but Christian Horner says it would be "foolish" to underestimate the Scuderia. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner believes it would be foolish for them to underestimate Ferrari ahead of the upcoming opening race to the 2020 F1 season in Australia. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says it would be "foolish" to dismiss Ferrari's potential in Formula 1 this season, in spite of its subdued test pace.... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says that Formula One teams are keeping a close eye on the developing situation surrounding the outbreak of the coronavirus. read more »

Christian Horner says Honda's reliablity was "very encouraging" as the Japanese engine supplier required just one precautionary engine change between its two teams. read more »

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner says the developing situation regarding the coronavirus outbreak is a "moving target" that is changing on an hourly basis. read more »

Other than a dislodged pipe on Pierre Gasly's car and a "precautionary change" at Red Bull, there were no issues with Honda's power units in testing, a far... read more »

Christian Horner reckons Honda’s reliability is “very encouraging” after his Red Bull team and sister outfit AlphaTauri used just one power unit apiece through the duration of... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has said that the team are not planning for to take an engine penalty in 2020, a stark contrast to 2019 where penalties were built into... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner sees "no problem" with teams collaborating with each other, as he reckons it provides a more competitive grid. read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner has defended the use of "clone" cars in Formula 1, saying they make the championship better read more »

As Racing Point's RP20 bring copycat cars back into the headlines, Christian Horner feels sharing between big teams and smaller ones is vital for F1. read more »

Red Bull will bring "modest updates" to the 2020 F1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix, according to team principal Christian Horner. read more »

Christian Horner concedes Red Bull will have "to spin a few plates this year" in its attempt to balance a 2020 Formula 1 title fight with development of its car for... read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says that balancing the demands of drivers and engineers makes for a tricky situation when working out the schedule for preseason testing. read more »