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Christian Horner Called Out For Being an 'Idiot' By Former F1 CEO After Red Bull Exit

Former Formula One CEO Bernie Ecclestone has slammed Christian Horner for being an "idiot" during his tenure with Red Bull Racing.

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Red Bull fires F1 team principal Christian Horner after 20 title-filled years

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Christian Horner sacked as Red Bull F1 team principal and CEO

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The biggest challenges Red Bull faces after sacking Christian Horner

Red Bull closes a chapter spanning all the highs and lows of the team’s history—one that includes two dominant eras, first with Sebastian Vettel and later with Max Verstappen, but it the recent downtu...

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Christian Horner responds to Red Bull firing: 'Obviously came as a shock'

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The 3 key questions facing Red Bull F1 after the shocking Christian Horner move

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Is Verstappen more likely to stay at Red Bull with Horner gone?

Verstappen has a contract with Red Bull until 2028, but he is being courted by Mercedes.

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The controversial life of Christian Horner’s nemesis Jos Verstappen

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Bernie Ecclestone labels Christian Horner “an idiot” for acting like "a 20-year-old” amid sexting scandal

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How Much Christian Horner Wants From Red Bull After Sacking

Horner’s departure carries all the signs of a sacking, even if he officially remains on Red Bull’s books in a non-active capacity. In high-level motorsport roles, it is not unusual for this kind of leave to end with a financial settlement. But what makes this case exceptional is the scale of the financial negotiations.

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Red Bull document reveals Horner clue; contract clause drops – news round-up

Horner was unceremoniously dumped by Red Bull Racing on Tuesday afternoon, breaking the news to the squad’s Milton Keynes workforce on Wednesday morning. Read more: Helmut Marko delivers first words on Christian Horner’s shock Red Bull exit

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Schumacher tells Christian Horner he can learn a thing or two from his most ardent rival

Ralf Schumacher is not exactly pleased with the current state of affairs at Red Bull Racing. The German observes how one of the most likable Formula 1 teams is losing its charm and form increasingly.