A $66.7 million contract has been agreed between Bulls Boss C. Horner and….

The owners of the sport have demanded that the issue be settled “as soon as possible” because the Red Bull Racing team principal is under suspicion.
The 50-year-old was the target of inappropriate behavior allegations that surfaced earlier this month.
Since then, Horner has been in front of a different arbitrator, but the dispute has not been settled.

It has been stated that Red Bull’s Mark Mateschitz, a 49 percent stakeholder in the energy drink corporation, received a message from F1’s chief commercial officer, Stefano Domenicali, demanding Horner’s termination.
But up until recently, no official declaration had been made.

The statement stated, “We hope that the matter will be clarified at the earliest opportunity after a fair and thorough process.”
“We have observed that Red Bull has initiated an independent inquiry into claims made by Red Bull Racing within the company.
“We won’t be making any more comments at this time.”
More information about the claims and the circumstances surrounding Horner has been made public.
The initial suggestion was that the charges sprang from factional infighting within Red Bull Racing. While this is a valid foundation, the composition of those groups differs from what was initially reported.

A widening gap between Horner, Adrian Newey, and Jos Verstappen (father of three-time world champion Max) has been suggested to Speedcafe.
Plans were prepared internally for just such an event, but Horner dug in his heels, insisting he had done nothing wrong. That’s the position he’s kept the entire time.There are no claims or suggestions to the contrary made by Speedcafe.
Throughout the entire situation, Horner has continued to serve as the team’s principle and was a prominent figure at the team’s season opener last week.