Tensions inside Red Bull mount after investigation clears Horner

MATT KEW

FORMULA 1 The battle at the top of Red Bull increasingly looks as though it will end with the Formula 1 team losing at least one of its highest-profile assets. At the end of an eight-week independent investigation called for by the energy drinks company, team principal and CEO Christian Horner has been cleared of any wrongdoing after a woman made allegations of inappropriate behaviour against him. But the storm is seemingly far from over. Only a day after that verdict, when the paddock might have switched focus back to the 2024 season kicking off in the Middle East, FIA, F1 team and FOM chiefs plus members of the media were emailed by anonymous accounts with files purportedly containing images and messages at the heart of the case. It seems this is…

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