CHRISTIAN HORNER has moved into public speaking after his departure from Red Bull.
Horner, 51, was let go by Red Bull in July due to a streak of unsatisfactory results.
2
2
This occurred a year after the controversy surrounding inappropriate messages he allegedly sent to a female employee.
It was later revealed that the former racing driver received an astonishing £80 million as part of his departure from Red Bull.
This lucrative settlement also paves the way for Horner to potentially make a return to Formula 1 as early as next year.
In the meantime, the ex-team principal will be focusing on after-dinner speeches.
He commands an impressive fee of £25,000 per engagement through JLA.
The JLA website states: “After a successful period on the track, Christian launched his own racing team, only to be approached shortly thereafter to lead the new Red Bull initiative.
“As newcomers in a highly technical and competitive field, they succeeded in winning both drivers’ and constructors’ championships within five years.
“They repeated this remarkable accomplishment for an additional three seasons.
“Christian discusses the hard work necessary to maintain success against competitors with greater financial means, advanced technology, and political leverage in the sport.
“He emphasizes the importance of balancing both the human and technological elements vital to winning.”
Nico Rosberg had a heated exchange with Jos Verstappen regarding Christian Horner following Red Bull’s dismissal
Horner holds the title of the longest-serving F1 team principal, having led the Austrian team since its formation in 2005.






