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Wolff Reflects on Horner Exit as He Becomes F1’s Longest-Serving Team Principal

Praising Horner’s championship record, Wolff rejected suggestions of Verstappen’s involvement, warning that a move to the FIA could reignite their rivalry.

Christian Horner (l.) und Toto Wolff (r.) im Grid
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Overview

  • Toto Wolff assumed the role of Formula 1’s longest-serving current team principal after Christian Horner was removed from Red Bull Racing earlier this month.
  • Wolff highlighted Horner’s legacy of eight drivers’ and six constructors’ titles accumulated over a 20-year tenure at Red Bull.
  • In an interview with Sky Sports, Wolff firmly denied any plot with Max Verstappen to force Horner’s departure from Red Bull.
  • He quipped that if Horner secures a position within the FIA, “then I’m in trouble,” underscoring the potential impact on governance and regulations.
  • Wolff acknowledged that Horner’s polarizing leadership boosted paddock drama and predicted the Briton will return to Formula 1 in another influential capacity.