CHRISTIAN HORNER NAMED THE BEST COACH IN RED BULL HISTORY…
In its initial statement about Red Bull’s probe of Christian Horner, the regulatory body of international motorsport, the Formula One (FIA), states that it is dedicated to its principles of honesty, equity, and diversity.
A weeks-long investigation into Horner’s alleged inappropriate behavior against a female Red Bull Racing employee is underway.
The parent business Red Bull in Austria was notified of the situation and has hired a British King’s Counsel to look into the allegations.
Horner refuted the accusations.
The Formula One Authority (FIA) acknowledged the problem affecting the championship-winning team and its long-time principal in a brief statement on the eve of the first grand prix of the season, which takes place this coming weekend. Pre-season testing begins this Wednesday.
The statement read, “Regarding the independent investigation that Red Bull GmbH is currently conducting, the FIA reiterates that we will not be commenting further until the investigation has concluded and the outcome is known.”
The FIA is still dedicated to keeping the sport’s highest standards of honesty, equity, and inclusivity.
The announcement comes after F1 made remarks earlier this week urging a prompt settlement of the issue.
Mark Rushbrook, the CEO of Ford Motorsport, commented on the story over the weekend, telling the Associated Press that the US automaker anticipated the probe to be handled seriously.
