Horner’s Red Bull exit compensation reported at £100.482m

Christian Horner’s compensation for loss of office after leaving Red Bull is recorded at £100.482 million in newly published UK Companies House filings for Red Bull Racing and Red Bull Technologies.

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

The reported total comprises £33.494 million for Red Bull Racing and £66.988 million for Red Bull Technologies. Red Bull Racing also reported £4.441 million in remuneration for Horner up to his exit, separate from the compensation. For Red Bull Technologies, £9.029 million is listed as remuneration for the “highest paid director”; the report does not identify that person as Horner.

An earlier RacingNews365 Nederland report put compensation at €39.5 million and listed €5.2 million in salary separately. A later update said the earlier figure did not include compensation from Red Bull Technology, so the €39.5 million is not an additional sum to add to the later £100.482 million total.