Overview
- Reports say Otro Capital is prepared to sell its 24% holding in Alpine, with talks involving Horner expected to pick up in early 2026.
- Coverage indicates Horner prefers a co-owner role rather than an employee position as he explores a route back into Formula 1.
- The stake has been valued at roughly £700 million by Bild, up from about £175 million paid in 2023, though that figure remains unverified.
- GB News reports Horner has investor backing lined up for a potential purchase, but the discussions are described as not yet advanced.
- The reported paddock ban through April would push any on-site involvement until after multiple races of the 2026 season, following his earlier 2025 exit from Red Bull and a widely reported £80 million settlement.