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Christian Horner was fired by Red Bull Racing over a fortnight ago, but his name has found a way back into the Formula One paddock.
It's been a talking point since it occurred: Christian Horner's sacking as Red Bull team principal and CEO has been thoroughly discussed by all the F1 pundits across all relevant media.
The where to's and the why's have not yet been disclosed and as such, his dismissal, as far as former champion Nico Rosberg is concerned for instance, remains a mystery.
The outfit he led up to the Tuesday following the British Grand Prix, though, has been fairing well, with spirits on an upward trajectory and notable energy shift taking place internally.
Max Verstappen was able to capitalise on said energetic change as he charged to an unlikely win in the Sprint race at Spa-Francorchamps, ahead of championship leader Oscar Piastri.
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However, the Dutchman could not replicate his performance going into qualifying for the Belgian Grand Prix, due to balance issues in his RB21 which left him P4 behind Ferrari driver Charles Leclerc. You can check the full qualifying results here.
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Horner back in the F1 paddock!
Horner, was spotted in the Belgium Grand Prix paddock... However, it is not the former Red Bull Racing boss who was seen casually strolling about during the race weekend in Spa-Francorchamps, but his brother, Guy Horner.
In an instagram post by F1 photographer Kym Illman, Horner's brother, Guy, is seen pictured smiling whilst enjoying the Belgian GP experience. You can see the post below!
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