CHRISTIAN HORNER EXPLAINS WHY HE WANT TO LEAVE RED BULL…

The troubled Red Bull Racing team principal is being accused of inappropriate behavior, which may put an end to his illustrious tenure as the team’s world champion.

Horner has subsequently faced an impartial arbiter after Red Bull announced earlier this month that it was looking into the situation.

However, more than a week after that meeting, there has been no formal news.

Formula 1 Management released a statement during the quiet, requesting that the issue be handled “at the earliest opportunity.”

Now that the drama is still going on, the FIA has released a statement of their own.

“The FIA reiterates that we will not be commenting further until the investigation has concluded and the outcome is known in relation to the independent investigation currently being undertaken by Red Bull GMbH,” the statement read.

“The FIA is still dedicated to keeping the sport’s highest standards of honesty, equity, and inclusivity.”

The FIA, which oversees the sport, is in charge of enforcing the regulations and is prepared to take action if Horner’s accusations turn out to be true.
The 50-year-old hasn’t, however, broken any of the three sets of rules that control Formula One: sporting, technical, or financial.
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Therefore, the FIA is merely an interested party observing the current situation.
If the accusations turn out to be true, Horner’s departure from Red Bull Racing would almost certainly result in the FIA being involved.