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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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Christian Horner at Red Bull: master strategist or master schemer?

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

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How every Red Bull F1 driver fared under Christian Horner’s leadership

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Christian Horner’s surprising firing by Red Bull F1 raises many questions

In less than two years, a championship-caliber team has disintegrated, Horner’s surprise sacking on Wednesday being the denouement.

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

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The controversial life of Christian Horner’s nemesis Jos Verstappen

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No ‘surprise’ Christian Horner sacked as Herbert predicts Max Verstappen exit

While the sudden announcement that Christian Horner had been released by Red Bull shocked many, Johnny Herbert insists it was “not a surprise”. And Herbert believes another Red Bull veteran will be on his way to the exit door, predicting four-time World Champion Max Verstappen will sign with Mercedes.

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Before losing job at Red Bull, Christian Horner faced personal tragedy as first wife died of cancer

Kristian Horner recently left Red Bull after two decades. This happened after a misconduct complaint and team struggles. Before this, Horner's first wife, Beverley Allen, passed away after battling cancer.

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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.