BREAKING: Horner officially no longer Director at Red Bull
Updated: 16:20, 14 Aug 2025
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Red Bull has taken a new step in severing ties with Christian Horner. The Brit is officially no longer the director of Red Bull Racing, Red Bull Technologies, and Red Bull Powertrains. This is evident from data from the British Companies House.
On July 8th, it was announced that Horner was no longer the team boss and CEO of Red Bull Racing. He was replaced by Laurent Mekies, who until then had been at the helm of the Austrian racing team during two race weekends.
Horner Director at Red Bull no more
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It has now been announced that Horner is no longer a director of the Austrian team. Red Bull Racing has officially notified Companies House of this. This is effective as of Thursday.
The same applies to the director positions at Red Bull Technologies and Red Bull Powertrains. Horner was also the director of these companies, but his tenure has since ended.
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