Christian Horner has been blamed for ‘improper conduct’ by a partner
The Red Bull boss, 50, has arduously denied the claims made against him
He went to the send off of Red Bull’s new vehicle for the 2024 season on Thursday
Enduring an onslaught Red Bull boss Christian Horner has kept claims from getting a break with Max Verstappen and his father, Jos, in the midst of an examination concerning an allegation of ‘unseemly way of behaving’ against him.
Horner, who is the spouse of previous Zest Young lady Geri Halliwell, is battling to save his vocation after the charges, which were made by a female Red Bull representative.
He denies all claims and last week presented his defense to, an entrusted as the interior KC specialist by the group who are the dominant title holders.
Furthermore, on Thursday, at the send off of Red Bull’s new vehicle for the 2024 season, Horner again prevented any cases from getting bad behavior and rubbished reports of strain with three-time title holder Verstappen.
Sky Sports News was informed by Red Bull’s Team Principal and CEO, “No, not at all (there is no friction).” I was with Jos and Max at Silverstone two or three days prior.
‘Max is exceptionally centered around his work. He’s been exceptionally strong and I’m anticipating the season ahead with him.
‘There’s continuously going to be hypothesis however we’re together as one group, that is the manner in which we’ve forever been and that is the manner in which we keep on being.
‘The help from the investors has been sensational and without that help we wouldn’t be here. Therefore, that is incorrect.’
Verstappen – who has come out on top for the big showdown for three progressive seasons – repeated the expressions of Horner, as he said independently that their relationship was ‘like typical’.
He added: ‘ It (our relationship) is generally excellent. We have seen each other multiple times, I’ve been on the test system, he was likewise there when we were recording.
‘We have accomplished a great deal of things together so that doesn’t change unexpectedly.’
Horner, who has been in charge of Red Bull since its send off in 2005, additionally uncovered he had been working everyday at Red Bull’s manufacturing plant since early January and demanded he would be at the season-opener in Bahrain.
At the point when addressed on the charges on Thursday, the 50-year-old likewise guaranteed he had not considered moving back from his job.
‘No. It’s the same old thing,’ he said. ‘ Clearly, I completely deny any allegations that have been made against me obviously I’ll work with that cycle, which I trust is deduced sooner rather than later.
‘I can’t remark on what that cycle comprises (of). I’m sure clearly all the while and working with the cycle and deny without question, any claims being made.
‘I simply keep on working inside that cycle until it’s finished up.’