Christian Horner: Lewis Hamilton calls the charges made against the Red Bull CEO “a really important moment for Formula 1”

Christian Horner: Lewis Hamilton calls the charges made against the Red Bull CEO “a really important moment for Formula 1”

According to Lewis Hamilton, the inquiry into claims that Christian Horner acted inappropriately is “a really important moment” for Formula One.

On the eve of the Bahraini season, the results of Red Bull’s internal probe on team principal Horner are anticipated soon.

Horner was accused of acting in an improper and domineering manner with a female coworker.

The 50-year-old has always refuted the claims.

Hamilton, a seven-time world champion, stated: “The issue must be resolved because it is a cloud over the sport.”It will be fascinating to observe how it is handled and how it may affect the sport.

Christian Horner

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An outside attorney has conducted Red Bull’s inquiry and produced a report for the board of directors to review.

Horner had a three-week interview. Since then, he has made public appearances at press conferences for the Red Bull vehicle launch.

On February 15, Horner refuted the accusations once more and said that they were “a distraction” for his squad in an interview with the BBC.

Speaking during a press conference prior to the season’s first race in Bahrain on Saturday, Mercedes driver Hamilton continued, saying: “It is a really important moment for the sport to make sure we stand true to our values.”

Christian Horner

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“More has to be done to ensure that individuals feel comfortable and included in both the workplace and the sport. Allegations must be investigated thoroughly.

Max Verstappen, the three-time world champion for Red Bull, was questioned about his level of support for Horner.

In response, the Dutchman said, “I am confident in the current process. In addition, it’s crucial that everyone stays together when discussing performance.”

When asked again if he still had complete faith in Horner and what he knew about the procedure, Verstappen responded, “I don’t want to delve into it. I have no interest in getting involved since it is not my situation.”We must have faith in the process and in the patience. Screaming about it is pointless.”

Christian Horner

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Drivers Fernando Alonso, Carlos Sainz, Lando Norris, and Alex Albon, who were there with Hamilton at the formal press conference, chose not to comment on the subject.

Zak Brown, the CEO of McLaren Racing, stated on BBC 5 live Breakfast on Wednesday that the situation is “very unsettling.” It’s really alarming. These are quite significant accusations.At McLaren, everyone is expected to uphold the highest moral standards, both men and women.

“As [commercial rights holder] Formula 1 and [governing body] the FIA have rightfully said, they want to see this investigation come to a swift and very transparent conclusion, where whenever that conclusion is, the right actions are taken.” These are values that are fundamental to all of us, including the Formula 1 drivers.

Christian Horner

“If it is done in the right way with transparency and rigor, we need to look at the outcomes and what it means for F1 and how we can learn from that,” stated Toto Wolff, the head of Hamilton’s Mercedes team, last week in response to a question about the Horner probe being “an issue for all of F1.”We would prefer to discuss sports instead of these really important subjects.”

Brown brought up the fact that American automaker Ford, which will collaborate with Red Bull on an F1 engine project starting in 2026, had voiced its disapproval of Red Bull’s handling of the proceedings.

“Ford has recently said they’re very frustrated with the pace,” Brown stated. “It does seem like things should be coming to an end here quickly because we really need to be talking about F1, as we go into the start of the year.”

Christian Horner

Brown was alluding to a letter that Jim Farley, the CEO of Ford, had sent to Red Bull and that had been obtained by the Associated Press.

Farley stated that Ford was “increasingly frustrated by the lack of resolution or clear indication from you about when you anticipate a fair and just resolution of this matter” .

“We are likewise frustrated by the lack of full transparency surrounding this matter with us, your corporate partners, and look forward to receiving a complete account of all findings,”

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