Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has vowed to support Pierre Gasly despite the French driver's poor start to the season. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner feels there are currently too many rules in F1 after Max Verstappen's race-winning move at the Austrian Grand Prix was investigated. read more »

Daniel Ticktum's results in the Japanese-based Super Formula championship were not good enough for Red Bull to keep him in their Junior Team programme, according to... read more »

Pierre Gasy needs a mental "Control-Alt-Delete" reset in a bid to recover his Formula 1 season, reckons his Red Bull boss Christian Horner read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner says Sebastian Vettel remains "a friend of the team" as questions remain over the four-time world champion's future at... read more »

Red Bull Christian Horner admits the team are somewhat in the dark as to how Max Verstappen was able to produce his stunning race-winning pace at the Austrian Grand Prix. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reckons Pierre Gasly needs a mental "Ctrl+Alt+Del" reset in order to recover from his difficult start to the 2019 F1 season. read more »

As he is lapped by his teammate, Christian Horner admits that Pierre Gasly would benefit from a Ctrl-Alt-Delete reset. read more »

After seeing Max Verstappen's thrilling Austrian Grand Prix win Red Bull boss Christian Horner dismissed suggestions of the Dutchman having his heart set on a move to a... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner reckons a penalty for Max Verstappen's overtake on Charles Leclerc during the Austrian Grand Prix would have been... read more »

Max Verstappen had Charles Leclerc "slam dunk and check mate" according to Christian Horner, who says it would have been "incomprehensible" had his driver... read more »

Red Bull team boss, Christian Horner says punishing Max Verstappen's "slam dunk" move on Charles Leclerc would have been "incomprehensible". read more »

Red Bull's Christian Horner is relived stewards didn't ruin Max Verstappen's 'perfect' Austrian GP display with a penalty for hard racing. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says he found it incomprehensible Max Verstappen would get a penalty for his clash with Charles Leclerc fighting for the Austrian Grand Prix win. read more »

Red Bull boss Christian Horner says Max Verstappen had Charles Leclerc in "checkmate" in his Austrian GP race-winning move - and it would have been... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says it would have been "incomprehensible" for the FIA to punish Max Verstappen for his Austrian Grand Prix clash with Charles Leclerc read more »

Christian Horner has praised Max Verstappen's overtaking move on Charles Leclerc, the one that handed the Red Bull driver the Austrian Grand Prix win. read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner called Max Verstappen's Austrian Grand Prix win "unbelievable". read more »

Red Bull principal Christian Horner claims that the stewards would be "stealing from Formula 1" if they stripped Max Verstappen of the Austrian GP win. read more »

Christian Horner believes it would be the wrong call if stewards were to punish Max Verstappen for the overtake on Charles Leclerc which saw him win, as it is the exactly the... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has revealed that Dan Ticktum was dropped from their junior driver programme simply due to his results, which were not good enough in... read more »

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner put a valuation of £250,000 worth of damage done to the teams cars by running wide over Spielberg's savage kerbs in FP1 in Austria. read more »

Red Bull team boss, Christian Horner claims that damage incurred on the kerbs in FP1 this morning has cost his team £250,000. read more »

Christian Horner says Austria kerbs caused £250,000 damage in FP1 read more »

Christian Horner has suggested that Pierre Gasly's poor result at his home French Grand Prix on Sunday may be down to issues with his RB15 rather than his personal... read more »