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F1 News Today: Christian Horner return welcomed as Ferrari fill key Hamilton role

Christian Horner from Red Bull Racing — Photo: © IMAGO

F1 News Today: Christian Horner return welcomed as Ferrari fill key Hamilton role

All the latest news from the world of F1 on Sunday June 7

Sam Cook
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Sports Journalist who has been covering motorsport since 2023
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Flavio Briatore has revealed his feelings about a return to F1 for former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner.

Horner was sacked as the team principal of Red Bull Racing in July 2025, bringing an abrupt end to the two decades he spent at the helm of the energy drink giants.

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Ferrari fill Lewis Hamilton race engineer role for good

Seven-time F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has a new long-term race engineer at Ferrari, according to reports.

Not having a long-term replacement for Riccardo Adami was seen as a major issue for Ferrari and Hamilton heading into 2026, but reportedly the search is officially over.

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Charles Leclerc talks openly about Lewis Hamilton battle and hints at Ferrari issues

Ferrari F1 star Charles Leclerc has opened up about his relationship with team-mate Lewis Hamilton, detailing how things have changed at the Scuderia in favour of the Brit over the past year.

Hamilton joined Leclerc at Ferrari at the start of the 2025 campaign but suffered a far less successful first year in red than many expected. Now, the seven-time world champion is fighting back.

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Man runs onto track at Monaco Grand Prix in front of three cars

The Monaco Grand Prix weekend was hit with a huge safety scare on Sunday when a man ran onto the track.

The incident, which happened on the entry to the pits, created global headlines in a truly shocking moment.

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Major Sky F1 pundit absent at Monaco GP as scheduling shakeup confirmed

Ted Kravitz is unexpectedly absent from the Monaco Grand prix this weekend, leading to a scheduling shakeup for Sky Sports F1.

Kravitz has been a key member of the team since Sky gained rights to show the sport in the UK back in 2012, but has been confirmed to be missing this race weekend despite having been scheduled to be working it.

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