Horner's BETRAYAL CONFIRMED!!! Leaving Red Bull Racing for Role Elsewhere!

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Horner's BETRAYAL CONFIRMED Leaving Red Bull Racing for Top Role Elsewhere!
Christian Horner, the head of Red Bull Racing, is making shocking headlines. Questions swirl about his future as he steps into the F1 paddock in Melbourne. Everyone wants to know about the recent appeal against him and the complaint filed with the FIA.
But hold onto your seats, because there's more to this story! Rumor has it that Horner is eyeing the top spot as CEO of Red Bull GmbH. What could this mean for the future of Red Bull Racing? Let's dive into this video today to find out.
Since the passing of co-owner Dietrich Mateschitz, there has been a power struggle within Red Bull between the Austrian faction, holding 49 percent of shares, and the Thai faction, controlling 51 percent. It's now evident that Christian Horner has aligned himself with the Thai side, which supported him despite allegations of misconduct towards a now-suspended employee.
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[@robertharris7027]

Where did you get the information from? Tell us more and we need some proofs as well.

[@IanSizer-co7vb]

He has run the team well
He enjoyed success following Adrian Neweys brilliance and Red Bulls money
Sadly he sulked and moaned when Mercedes dominated so he has a dark side

[@scottpecora371]

Horner's human like everyone else. He wants to be rich and successful like everyone else in F1. Horners sharp and has twice guided Red Bull to world championship run, with Vettle and now Max V. As for a dark side, every Team Principal has one!

[@kcameo1]

Is this a payed by Horner advert?

[@manbearpig999]

Pure speculation

[@stephensegal5187]

I am pretty sure it's more than speculation, in fact, I think a part of the deal for the "40% Management Ownership with overpriced non-controlling investment shares to the remaining 60%" will include Newey in the mix as a Management percentage owner to stay on board. Any Takers on this?