By sacking Christian Horner, Red Bull has made a big change to try to return to F1 winning ways. But there are other steps it must take, too

As the F1 paddock weighs in on Christian Horner’s next move in Formula 1, the former Red Bull team boss may have already hinted at it in an interview in April. Horner was axed by Red Bull last week, the announcement sending shockwaves through the paddock as it brought an end to his two decades in charge.

Former Red Bull Racing CEO and team principal Christian Horner has responded to his sudden ousting from the team. Horner served the outfit for 20 years since 2005, and was said to have a contract lasting until 2030.