Guenther Steiner reveals what surprised her the sacking of Christian Horner from Red Bull

Former Haas The director of the F1 team, Guenther Steiner Red Bull The main director of the team, Christian Horner, earlier this year. The British was expelled from his role as director of the team and CEO of the Austrian team at the end of the British Grand Prix in 2025.

The 51 -year -old had been subjected to many criticism over the last 18 months due to his allegations that surround inappropriate behavior in the workplace. While many assumed that he would leave his job last year, Horner continued in his role in the midst of internal conflict reports within the organization.

Christian Horner had been part of Milton Keynes -based dress since the start of his trip in 2005 and played a key role in his success. In his interview with Within the lineSteiner was asked about the sacking of his ex-Boss, as he revealed the most amazing element of the recent resurgence of Red Bull, saying:

“It's not the sacking. I mean, not that they were divided, but the time was confusing for me because there was something.

“I would say more like Max's comeback, because Max surely does not have the second faster car, but he still wins. It's the guy who won more races than after the papaya won more races than anyone who met.” (2:15)

Christian Horner received $ 100 million from Red Bull as a compensation and was able to return to the F1 network as soon as next year.

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McLaren CEO Zak Brown stated that he believed that former Red Bull's director Christian Horner had a “stellar” style in the sport despite the duo no eye to eye.

Talking to BloombergThe American gave his honest thoughts about his ex-rival and said:

“I think he has had a stellar career in Formula 1; his results are many drivers' championships, world championships. I think when you enter sports, not everyone's best friends, there are different characters, so maybe we don't have too much tea cups in England, as we say, you need all the different types of sports characters.”

Christian Horner had developed a rivalry with Toto Wolff and Zak Brown over the years, with the first one that he has been traits on several occasions. The British was determined in his defense of his team and even sometimes the line passed to attack his rivals on the court.