Geri and Christian Horner put on united front ahead of Bahrain Grand Prix
Spice Girls singer Geri Horner has appeared hand-in-hand with her embattled husband grand prix boss Christian Horner.
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Christian Horner vows to focus on racing amid scrutiny over his Red Bull future
Christian Horner vowed to go racing after breaking his silence amid the latest allegations whirling around the Red Bull team principal.
Horner still in the spotlight after anonymous email
SAKHIR, Bahrain : Red Bull Formula One boss Christian Horner was back at Bahrain's Sakhir circuit on Friday, a day after a widely-circulated anonymous email put fresh focus on recent allegations of misconduct toward a female colleague.
Christian Horner back in F1 paddock amid scrutiny over his Red Bull future
Embattled Red Bull team principal Christian Horner is back in the Formula One paddock for qualifying ahead of Saturday’s Bahrain Grand Prix.
Christian Horner facing further scrutiny after alleged messages are leaked
Christian Horner’s Formula One future is back in the spotlight after WhatsApp messages appearing to be sent by him have been leaked.
British Grand Prix remains on F1 calendar until 2034
The British Grand Prix will remain on the Formula One calendar until 2034, following a 10-year extension with Silverstone and the British Racing Drivers's Club (BRDC), F1 announced on Thursday.
British Grand Prix To Stay At Silverstone For Next 10 Years
The British Grand Prix will be held at Silverstone for the next 10 years after the announcement of a new long-term deal with the venue on Thursday. Silverstone's five-year contract with Formula One's American owners Liberty Media was up for renewal this year. The Northamptonshire track, owned by the British Drivers' Racing Club, has battled speculation that it could lose the prestigious Grand Prix in recent years. But Thursday's fresh deal, worth a reported £30 million ($37 million) per year, keeps the race at Silverstone until at least 2034.
F1's Madrid move fuelled by net zero goal and big city glamour
LONDON : Formula One's announcement that Madrid will host the Spanish Grand Prix from 2026 reflects the sport's push for net zero carbon status by 2030 as well as the desire to race in 'destination cities'.