Formula 1 is on an unusual break from racing. The next race is scheduled at the end of this month at the Belgian Grand Prix. However, there is no lack of activity in the paddock. The entire Formula 1 community is still getting accustomed to the recent changes in one of the biggest teams of the 21st century. Red Bull Racing will no longer work with Christian Horner as their CEO and Team Principal.<\/p>
Multiple championships and years of dominance on track came to an end abruptly this week. Christian Horner was fired from Red Bull Racing with no warnings of any proper reasons. While forums and fans create theories about his exit, his successor is already taking the reins of the team. Racing Bulls team principal, Laurent Mekies is going to lead Red Bull Racing during the Belgian Grand Prix.<\/p>
A lot of questions remain unanswered at the Milton-Keynes outfit<\/a>. Here’s what Christian Horner had to say about his exit from the team.<\/p> Christian Horner was allowed to talk to his before he was relieved of his duties. In an interview with Sky F1<\/a>, Horner told Martin Brundle that he was not given any reason for his exit. During his farewell speech, he reportedly broke down in tears in front of his former colleagues. Christian Horner recounted his struggles and work with the team since their debut in Formula 1.<\/p>Christian Horner Addresses The Team Before His Untimely Exit<\/h2>