The 51-year-old was removed as Red Bull team principal in July but he didn’t officially leave his post until late last month. Under his separation agreement with Red Bull, Horner can join a new team in the spring. Horner has one of the best CVs of any team boss ever, having built Red Bull into a title-winning force during his 20 years in charge. Christian Horner’s chances of joining Alpine rated at nine out of 10ESPN have rated Horner’s chances of joining all eight teams not owned by Red Bull. Horner is determined to buy a stake in a team rather than replicate his role at Red Bull.