Red Bull sack team principal Horner after 20 years

After two decades at the helm of the Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team, team principal Christian Horner has been let go by the organization.

Horner took over the team in 2005 and led them to multiple championships with driver Sebastian Vettel.

However, recent years have seen the team struggle to keep up with Mercedes and other competitors, leading to this decision.

Red Bull has not yet announced a replacement for Horner, but speculation is already swirling about who might take over.

Horner expressed his disappointment in a statement, but also thanked Red Bull for the opportunity to lead the team for so long.

Many in the Formula 1 community are shocked by this move, as Horner has been a respected figure in the sport for years.

It remains to be seen what changes will come for Red Bull Racing now that Horner is no longer in charge.

Some believe this shakeup could be the key to unlocking the team’s full potential and challenging for championships once again.

As fans and analysts wait to see what unfolds, one thing is for certain: the world of Formula 1 is never short on drama.