F1 Red Bull drama-filled season explained - Fourth place standings and team principal fired
F1, F1 news, F1 2025 season news, Red Bull news Ayla Vaughan F1, F1 news, F1 2025 season news, Red Bull news Ayla Vaughan

F1 Red Bull drama-filled season explained - Fourth place standings and team principal fired

Before mid-season, Red Bull fired their team principal, Christian Horner, on July 9. As of now, the team currently sit fourth in the Constructors’ Championship.

After Horner’s sudden firing from Red Bull Racing as the leading man, his immediate future in motorsport is unclear.

At present time, the Brit is hoping to join the grid, leading another team from lower down the field to a championship-winning team, as he did with Red Bull.

However, what’s most important is how the energy drink turned racing team has fallen down the standings, despite Max Verstappen becoming a quadruple world champion.

Sports News Blitz’s Ayla Vaughan explores...

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Christian Horner’s sacking was ‘primarily’ down to performance, says Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko
F1, F1 news, F1 2025 season news, Red Bull news Nicole Powell F1, F1 news, F1 2025 season news, Red Bull news Nicole Powell

Christian Horner’s sacking was ‘primarily’ down to performance, says Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko

In early July, Christian Horner was sacked by Red Bull after serving as team principal and CEO for over 20 years.

While rumours and tensions had circulated since early 2024, Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko has now said that Horner’s dismissal was “the result of various factors.”

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How Christian Horner’s sacking could reshape the F1 grid
F1, F1 news, F1 2025 season news, Red Bull news Nicole Powell F1, F1 news, F1 2025 season news, Red Bull news Nicole Powell

How Christian Horner’s sacking could reshape the F1 grid

Christian Horner has been sacked. In the wake of Red Bull’s public unravelling, it feels inevitable - and potentially seismic for the rest of the Formula 1 grid.

After 20 years in charge, Horner’s departure from Red Bull Racing marks the end of the most successful team principal tenure in modern F1 history.

Eight Drivers’ titles, six Constructors’ crowns, and a reputation for fierce competitiveness - all wiped away in a short, brutal statement confirming his immediate exit.

But this isn’t just about Horner. This is about what happens next.

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