The Independent

Red Bull partner ramps up pressure over Christian Horner investigation

Source: Getty Images

Red Bull are coming under increasing pressure to resolve their investigation into F1 boss Christian Horner, with Ford criticising their future engine partner over a “lack of transparency.”

Red Bull team principal Horner, 50, strongly denies allegations of “inappropriate behaviour” from a female colleague, which were first publicised on 5 February. He is under investigation by Red Bull Racing’s parent company, Red Bull GmbH.

Horner has repeated those rebukes during in the next few days.

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from The Independent

The Independent2 min read
Vennells Felt ‘Uncomfortable’ During High Court Case Brought By Bates
Former Post Office boss Paula Vennells felt “uncomfortable” during the High Court case brought by lead campaigner Alan Bates and admitted the judgments made for “unacceptable reading”. The case, known as the group litigation, racked up bills which Mr
The Independent1 min read
XL Bully Attack – Latest: Woman Killed By Two Dogs In Hornchurch Pictured As Neighbours Feared For Children
A woman killed by her XL Bully dogs at her house in east London has been named locally as Angeline Mahal. Ms Mahal, believed to be in her 50s, was attacked by her two dogs at the semi-detached home in Cornwall Close in Hornchurch just after 1pm on M
The Independent2 min readCrime & Violence
Police Response To Maine Mass Shooting Gets Deeper Scrutiny From Independent Panel
Problems with police communication and coordination in the fraught hours after Maine’s deadliest mass shooting will be under scrutiny Friday from an independent commission, which plans to hear more testimony from law enforcement sources. Well-meaning