Former Red Bull Racing team principal Christian Horner crowns the latest F1 news round-up yet again with new financial details. F1 news: Christian Horner pay raise revealed prior to sackingCompany documents have revealed Red Bull Racing earned over £314 million throughout 2024, while now ex-team boss Christian Horner received a pay rise. Yet, the other voice in Toto Wolff’s head hopes Mercedes customers will not be “harming us” in F1 2026. That was “good for me,” he told media; the hard work he’s been putting in is paying off, and it suggests a potential future where Tsunoda remains at Red Bull Racing. With the Scuderia focusing its attention on preparing for 2026, the seven-time World Champion believes it’ll be particularly challenging for Ferrari to outperform teams like McLaren and Red Bull that have more recently introduced upgrades.