Overview

• Red Bull said Monday that Christian Horner left the company, completing his separation following a summer suspension from team duties.
• British outlets including the Daily Mail and The Times reported a settlement of about £80 million, a figure the team has not publicly confirmed.
• The reported compensation reflects a long-term deal to 2030 and Horner’s leadership positions across Red Bull entities such as Red Bull Technology and Red Bull Powertrains.
• English media report that Horner is free to seek new employment immediately, with the possibility of a swift return to Formula 1 roles.
• Since Laurent Mekies took over, Red Bull has regained winning form with recent victories in Monza and Azerbaijan.