US EditionChristian Horner 'negotiating' return to F1 after Red Bull sacking
Christian Horner seeks a 24% stake in Alpine's Enstone-based Formula 1 team, aiming to return as co-owner with approval from Renault and private investors.
- On Friday, Christian Horner, former Red Bull team principal, is negotiating to buy a minority share in Alpine, which would return him to Formula 1 as a co-owner.
- Following his departure from Red Bull, Horner reportedly received an £80 million payout after 20 years as team principal.
- According to Briatore, `Otro wants to sell their participation in Alpine`, and any deal would need Renault's approval, he said to Motorsport Week.
- Horner faces timing constraints as his gardening leave runs into the season and he has a three-show Australia speaking tour ahead of the Melbourne, Australia March 8 season-opener.
- Market interest centers on the 24% stake, which Otro Capital and its investor group reportedly want to sell, including celebrity backers Ryan Reynolds, Michael B. Jordan and Patrick Mahomes.
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Christian Horner return to F1 talks confirmed after statement made on ex-Red Bull chief's next move
Flavio Briatore has confirmed that Christian Horner is actively negotiating to acquire a 24 per cent stake in the Alpine Formula 1 team, potentially paving the way for the former Red Bull chief's return to the paddock
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thisisoxfordshire.co.ukChristian Horner 'negotiating' return to F1 after Red Bull sacking
Since his departure from Red Bull in July last year, Christian Horner has been rumoured to be making a return to Formula 1.
Will Christian Horner soon return to Formula 1? A team leader is now really fueling these rumors.
Christian Horner had to go to Red Bull in July. Since then, the former Formula 1 team leader of Max Verstappen has been working on his return. Now there could be a chance. One thing is certain: Geri Halliwell 52-year-old with "Spice Girl" is about to go on tour.
Christian Horner had to go to Red Bull in July. Since then, the former Formula 1 team leader of Max Verstappen has been working on his return.
Motor racing-Horner interested in Otro's Alpine stake, says Briatore
BARCELONA, Jan 23 (Reuters) - Former Red Bull boss Christian Horner could take a stake in the Alpine Formula One team but Renault would have to approve any deal with minority shareholders, Alpine's executive advisor Flavio Briatore said on Friday. Read full story
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