Christian Horner, the manager of the Red Bull team, put his arm around his ex-wife Geri Halliwell. When the Dutch National Anthem began to play in honor of Red Bull driver Max Verstappen’s victory on Saturday at the Bahrain Grand Prix, they both grinned.
The Formula One season began with a dominant performance by Mr. Verstappen and the Red Bull Racing team, who won the pole, the fastest lap, and the race as a whole. The 57 laps didn’t provide much drama, but the pictures of Mr. Horner hugging Ms. Halliwell did.
Red Bull resumed its dominance on the track in 2023, winning 21 races and Mr. Verstappen taking home a third world championship.
Wolff demanded earlier this week that Red Bull GmbH, the parent company of Red Bull Racing, provide more information on the probe.
The 150-page report, which the Austrian company said, is “confidential” and it expressed confidence that the Horner investigation was “fair, rigorous, and impartial.” Horner consistently refuted the allegations.
In response, Wolff said on Saturday night, “Let’s see where it goes in the next days.” “I sincerely hope that the compass is set correctly by the governing body, the sanctioning body, and the owner of the commercial rights.
However, as soon as I begin to doubt the way this has been handled, I may not be helping the situation as a whole because it may be perceived as this
