F1 News: Christian Horner Red Bull investigation completed as verdict approaches

Christian Horner, Red Bull, Bahrain, 2024 — Photo: © IMAGO

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Horner Red Bull investigation completed as verdict approaches

The Brit has been the subject of an internal investigation into his conduct

Originally written by Sam Cook. This version is a translation.

Tuesday 27 February 2024 23:57

Reports have claimed that Red Bull's investigation into allegations of 'inappropriate behaviour' against team principal Christian Horner have been completed.

Formula 1 veteran Horner has been the subject of an internal investigation the accusations, which were first reported by De Telegraaf.

The 50-year-old has stayed in his role throughout the course of the investigation, and was present during pre-season testing last week, where he provided an update on the proceedings.

Sky Sports F1 pundit Craig Slater revealed during testing that the investigation would be finished by 'Monday or Tuesday', and Sky Sports have now reported that it has been completed.

Christian Horner is currently the subject of an internal investigation at Red Bull

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When will Horner's investigation be completed?

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The result of the investigation will be released before the start of the Bahrain Grand Prix weekend, with an announcement expected later on Tuesday or on Wednesday.

That will mean that the investigation will not hang over into Red Bull's defence of their world championship crowns in the upcoming season, but depending on the verdict there will likely be a huge mass of media following the team closely in Bahrain.

They report that confidentiality laws are likely to limit the amount of information shared publicly, but that the findings will be the result of a 'thorough and fair investigation'.

Formula 1 and the FIA both recently issued statements regarding the investigation into Horner's conduct, with the FIA reminding Red Bull to act with the 'highest standards' in mind.

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