US EditionLewis Hamilton Pays Tribute to Former Red Bull Boss Christian Horner
MILTON KEYNES, UK, JUL 24 – Christian Horner was removed amid a political struggle within Red Bull despite leading the team to 14 titles over 20 years, with no clear explanation given for his dismissal.
- Ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton paid tribute to Christian Horner as Formula One approached its first event in two decades without the former Red Bull team principal.
- Horner left Red Bull earlier this month after running the team since 2005, a departure described as a bombshell amid recent internal challenges.
- Hamilton recalled sitting in Horner's office in 2005 while racing in Formula Three and said Horner brought remarkable talent and skill to managing the team and its large group of people.
- Hamilton said that Horner's departure would have no impact on his own life, yet he recognized the remarkable achievement of Red Bull's growth under Horner's management over two decades and 14 world championships.
- Horner's departure marks a significant change for Red Bull, and Hamilton's measured tribute suggests respect for Horner's impact despite recent turmoil surrounding his exit.
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