Former Formula One driver and Sky Sports F1 reporter Martin Brundle has revealed that Christian Horner will likely return to the sport in a "part ownership or ownership role." Owning a team wholly or partly while leading it could offer Horner complete control, something he was reportedly seeking at Red Bull Racing.

Red Bull Racing decided to sack Team Principal Christian Horner days after the British GP. The Briton had led Milton The post F1 Pundit Declares Red Bull ‘Parked’ Christian Horner on First Opportunity appeared first on FirstSportz.

It’s not just that Horner was an outlier in the modern age, Augustus to his contemporaries’ Gordian II. Going all the way back in the sport’s history, as F1 75 has invited us to do all year, reveals just how unusual the second most famous HAB (what, you’ll accept WAG but not this?) has been.