Former Red Bull F1 driver Robert Doornbos has backed Christian Horner to make a comeback to the sport with a shareholding role.
Red Bull announced last month it had parted ways with Horner, ending the Briton's 20-year stint in the team principal position.
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FIA reveal extent of pace loss with 2026 F1 cars
The 2026 F1 cars are set to initially be between one and two-and-a-half seconds slower per lap, according to FIA single-seater director Nikolas Tombazis.
With the championship overhauling both its chassis and power unit regulations for next year, there has been considerable anticipation and intrigue over what lies in store as F1 ushers in a whole new era.
Red Bull handed significant blow over 2026 F1 chances
Former F1 driver Johnny Herbert does not believe Red Bull will bounce back to top form next year under a new set of technical regulations.
Major changes are coming to both the aerodynamic and power unit rules, which threaten to shake up the pecking order.
READ MORE: Red Bull handed significant blow over 2026 F1 chances
George Russell reveals personal priority in 'unique' Mercedes contract talks
George Russell has revealed that his personal priority in his conversations with Mercedes is his desire to "win", rather than being offered an increased salary.
The Briton has faced a "unique" period of talks with the Silver Arrows over a new deal, caused by Mercedes boss Toto Wolff speaking to Max Verstappen.
READ MORE: George Russell reveals personal priority in 'unique' Mercedes contract talks
Charles Leclerc highlights 'very important' factor in Ferrari title hunt
Charles Leclerc has labelled stability within Ferrari as a “very important” element for success going forward.
After a period of speculation over his future, team principal Fred Vasseur recently penned a new multi-year agreement to remain in the day-to-day leadership role at Ferrari.
READ MORE: Charles Leclerc highlights 'very important' factor in Ferrari title hunt
'Uncomplicated' Max Verstappen defended: 'I'd tell you if he was a dickhead'
Former Top Gear presenter Chris Harris has defended Max Verstappen as a person, insisting he would say if the Dutchman "was a dickhead".
Harris recently filmed a video with the four-time world champion, where the pair drove the brand-new Ford Mustang GTD.
READ MORE: 'Uncomplicated' Max Verstappen defended: 'I'd tell you if he was a dickhead'
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