Christian Horner and Red Bull's F1 partnership is no more. Horner had been sacked and was to be immediately replaced in his team principal role by ex-Racing Bulls boss Laurent Mekies. Horner's agreement could reportedly see him return to the paddock as early as 2026, and following the news of his Red Bull exit, he has made a major change that signifies he is now free of the Red Bull association. Alongside that, his bio proudly displayed that he was the Red Bull Racing F1 Principal and CEO for months after the announcement that he in fact wasn't. Image Credit: @christianhornerHorner has now delivered the final nail in the Red Bull coffin, cutting all ties with the team.