examination of claims made by Geri Halliwell’s spouse regarding “inappropriate behavior”

Christian Horner’s future at Red Bull is to be “clarified at the earliest opportunity,” according to Formula One.

Horner’s position as Red Bull team principal is still up in the air after a female coworker accused him of engaging in “inappropriate behavior.”

The 50-year-old said he would be in Bahrain for the season’s first race on March 2 and proceeded to vehemently refute the accusations made against him when speaking at Red Bull Racing’s car unveiling in Milton Keynes on Thursday.

“We have noted that Red Bull has instigated an independent investigation into internal allegations at Red Bull Racing,” an F1 spokeswoman said on Sunday night.

“We will not be making any more comments at this time, but we hope that the matter will be clarified as soon as possible, following a fair and thorough process.”

Red Bull GmBH, the parent business of the racing team, is conducting an inquiry, and Horner stated he was unable to provide a date for when it will be finished.
On Wednesday, testing for the new campaign begins in Bahrain.
Red Bull won 21 of the 22 races in the previous season, with Max Verstappen winning his third world title in as many years.