Red Bull Sack Team Principal Horner

In a surprising turn of events, Red Bull Racing has announced the dismissal of their long-time team principal, Christian Horner.

Horner, who has been with the team since 2005, has been a key figure in their success, overseeing multiple championship wins with drivers Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.

The decision to sack Horner comes after a disappointing season for the team, with Verstappen failing to secure the championship title despite being a strong contender throughout the year.

Speculation is rife about who will replace Horner at the helm of Red Bull Racing, with names like former driver David Coulthard and team consultant Helmut Marko being thrown into the mix.

Fans and analysts alike are divided on the decision to sack Horner, with some believing it was necessary to shake things up within the team, while others are lamenting the loss of a successful leader.

Horner himself has yet to comment on his dismissal, but sources close to the team say that tensions had been rising between him and the Red Bull management in recent months.

It remains to be seen how this decision will impact Red Bull Racing going forward, as they prepare for the upcoming season with a new team principal at the helm.

One thing is for certain, however – the Formula 1 world will be watching closely to see how this major shake-up within the team plays out.