"Horner said leading the team had been an honour and privilege. When we started in 2005, none of us could have imagined the journey ahead the championships, the races, the people, the memories, he said. I'm incredibly proud of what we achieved as a team, breaking records and reaching heights no one would ever believe were possible, and I will forever carry that with me."
"Oliver Mintzlaff, CEO of corporate projects and investments, thanked Horner for his exceptional work. With his tireless commitment, experience, expertise and innovative thinking, he has been instrumental in establishing Red Bull Racing as one of the most successful and attractive teams in Formula 1, he said. Thank you for everything, Christian, and you will forever remain an important part of our team history."
"Horner was released from operational duties on July 9, 17 months after he was accused by a female colleague of inappropriate behaviour. He was twice cleared of the allegations by the Formula One team's parent company, Red Bull GmbH. But there were rumblings of discontent within the team and several high-profile departures while form on the track dipped."
Christian Horner has officially left Red Bull Racing after his sacking as team principal in July. Horner led Red Bull to eight drivers titles and six constructors crowns. His contract, which had been due to run until 2030, has now concluded and he will be free to return to the sport, potentially as soon as next year. Media reports suggested Horner will receive up to $107m in a payoff from the team. Horner expressed pride in the team’s achievements. Oliver Mintzlaff thanked Horner for his commitment and said he was instrumental in establishing Red Bull Racing. Horner had been released from operational duties on July 9 after an accusation 17 months earlier and was twice cleared by Red Bull GmbH, amid internal discontent and departures as on-track form dipped.
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