Ford CEO Expresses Frustration Over Slow Red Bull Investigation

Jim Farley demands a resolution and transparency regarding the investigation into Christian Horner's alleged misconduct.

Ford CEO Jim Farley has expressed frustration with the slow pace of the investigation into Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner's alleged misconduct.
The investigation, which began on February 5, looks into allegations made against Horner by a team employee, initially focusing on his management style but now includes reports of sexual misconduct.
Horner denies any wrongdoing and seeks a quick resolution as the Formula 1 season approaches.
Ford, set to become Red Bull's engine supplier in 2026, emphasizes its non-negotiable values and demands full transparency and a fair resolution.
The investigation's outcome could affect Horner's future with Red Bull, amidst nearly 100 pieces of evidence and a potential standoff between the team's founding families.