Christian Horner seen for first time since Red Bull launch investigation into inappropriate behaviour and says only one thing is on his mind

Christian Horner has spoken to talkSPORT in his first public appearance since investigations into ‘inappropriate behaviour’ began at Red Bull.

The long-time Formula 1 team principal said he ‘completely denies’ such claims after a Red Bull spokesperson confirmed the team had launched an independent investigation.

Horner is the subject of a Red Bull investigation, but insisted it’s business as usual at the team’s launch of their 2024 car
Appearing at the launch of the RB20 challenger, Horner said when asked for an update, told said: “I’m fine, it’s business as normal and I’m focused on the season ahead.

“Obviously today’s a big day and I’m looking forward to seeing the cars on track next week in Bahrain.”

The 50-year-old is the longest-serving team principal on the grid, having headed up Red Bull’s operations since they joined in 2005.

Since that time, the Milton Keynes squad and Horner have collected seven drivers’ championships and six constructors’ championships.

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Currently on a run of three straight drivers’ titles courtesy of Max Verstappen, Horner also commented on his star man.

“I think Max is unique,” he said. “He’s certainly the most complete driver I’ve ever worked with or witnessed in Formula 1 and his motivation is still sky high and he’s still very motivated for the season ahead.

Horner is expecting more of the same from VerstappenCredit: Getty
“Off the back of what was a record breaking season last year, he’s going to be looking to add to that.”

Red Bull won a record 21 out of 22 races last season, 19 of which went to Verstappen in an utterly dominant campaign.