
Horner says Marko gave no sign that Red Bull would dismiss Horner
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Horner says Marko visited the Horner family two days before Red Bull dismissed Horner in 2025 without indicating that the decision was coming. Horner said he was disappointed.
Christian Horner says Helmut Marko visited the Horner family two days before Red Bull dismissed Horner in 2025, without indicating that the decision was imminent. In an interview with The Guardian, Horner said he was disappointed by the visit.
Red Bull dismissed Horner after the 2025 British Grand Prix following poor results. Horner denied that the Verstappens played a role in his departure and said the decision was Red Bull's. He declined to comment further on Jos Verstappen.
Horner said Red Bull's leadership changed after Dietrich Mateschitz's death and that he believed there was a feeling he had too much power. He also said the allegations of sexual misconduct made in early 2024 were not a factor, describing the decision as more about performance and the team's future. Horner added that no real reason for his dismissal had ever been given to him.
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