The Red Bull F1 CEO is seen leaving his North London residence ahead of his hearing at the team’s Milton Keynes headquarters tomorrow.
Ahead of a crucial hearing tomorrow, Christian Horner was spotted leaving his house after being accused of “inappropriate behavior” at Red Bull’s Formula One team.
The 50-year-old, who has led the Red Bull team since 2005, was seen this morning driving his vehicle out of his North London residence in the pouring rain. Horner hadn’t been spotted since the accusations surfaced on Monday.
The team’s owner, Red Bull, an energy drink corporation based in Austria, has stated that it began an independent investigation as soon as it learned about the accusations.
Another employee of the British team that helped Max Verstappen win his third straight world title last year has made the accusation.
It is anticipated that the hearing will be held at Red Bull’s Milton Keynes headquarters. Horner vehemently disputes the charge, stating, “I totally refute these allegations.”
According to a Red Bull team insider, the allegations concerned “controlling behavior.” This is allegedly directed toward a female coworker. Additionally, Horner called the charges “nuts” in a letter to MailOnline defending his innocence.
The accusation, which was lodged by the woman to the parent company in Austria rather than the Red Bull squad directly, will be looked into by an outside English KC attorney.
