Christian Horner, the head of the Red Bull Formula 1 team, has spoken out amidst the possibility of being dismissed from his position. Horner has vehemently denied any wrongdoing and the Red Bull organization has launched an internal inquiry in response to the allegations. The accusations, which are considered to be “serious,” came to light after an employee filed a complaint against Horner. The Times reported that a female staff member accused Horner of engaging in inappropriate and controlling behavior. The complaint was submitted to Red Bull Austria, the parent company of the Formula 1 team. The team’s staff were unaware of the ongoing investigation and were taken aback by the allegations. The employee chose to involve Red Bull Austria rather than the F1 team directly, likely due to Horner’s influential role as team principal. The alleged incident took place during the Hahnenkamm ski race in Kitzbühel, where other Formula 1 team bosses such as Toto Wolff and Zak Brown were also present. Red Bull responded to the allegations by stating that they have initiated an independent investigation led by an external specialist barrister. The company acknowledged the seriousness of the matter and pledged to expedite the investigation process, but refrained from making any further comments at this time. These developments coincide with Red Bull’s plans to unveil their 2024 F1 car on February 15, just a week before pre-season testing begins in Bahrain. The Bahrain Grand Prix, which marks the start of the highly anticipated season, is scheduled for March 2. Given the gravity of the allegations and their potential impact on the team’s operations and reputation, the Formula 1 community eagerly awaits the outcome of the internal investigation.
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