Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has provided fans with an update on his future with the team, after recently suggesting that he may not be at every race going forward.
He has compared himself not going to a Formula 1 race to Sir Alex Ferguson not attending a football match, stating that "people need to see the boss".
The Brit, who recently celebrated his 50th birthday while with the team at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, has held his current position since the Milton Keynes-based outfit's inception into the sport back in 2005.
Christian Horner and Helmut Marko have held their positions at Red Bull since 2005Christian Horner has overseen all of Red Bull's 13 world championship titlesMax Verstappen cruised to his third consecutive drivers' title in 2023
"You've got to be accessible," he told Sky Sports.
"I see my role as team principal and CEO. For 52 weeks of the year, I am CEO of a high performing technology business with Red Bull Racing, Red Bull Power Trains and Red Bull Advanced Technology. If I am not at the racetrack, I am in the factory from Monday to Friday.
"As team principal, I attend every single race. I have attended every grand prix that Red Bull have competed in since 2005. People need to see the boss.
"[Not attending a race] would be like Alex Ferguson not going to a football match."
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