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Horner received £100.482 million in Red Bull exit compensation, reports say

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RacingNews365 reports that Horner received £100.482 million in 2025 compensation for loss of office from Red Bull Racing and Red Bull Technologies; Motorsport.com reported the same total.

From the GPBeat newsroomPublished · · 1 min

Christian Horner received £100.482 million in compensation for loss of office from Red Bull Racing and Red Bull Technologies in 2025, according to RacingNews365’s report on filings submitted to Companies House. Motorsport.com reported the same combined total.

Horner was dismissed as Red Bull Racing CEO and team principal on 9 July 2025. By 13 August 2025, he had formally resigned from all his positions in the Red Bull Group.

The reported split is £33.494 million from Red Bull Racing and £66.988 million from Red Bull Technologies.

RacingNews365 lists ordinary remuneration separately: £4.441 million for Red Bull Racing up to Horner’s departure and £9.029 million for the highest-paid director at Red Bull Technologies; neither figure forms part of the exit-compensation total.

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