Christian Horner denies rumors of a move to Ferrari
The other day, the German tabloid Bild wrote that the leadership of Ferrari was thinking about finding a new head of the Formula 1 team, and the current head of Red Bull Racing, Christian Horner, was their first choice. However, on Friday in Barcelona, Horner denied these rumors.
Christian Horner: "It's always nice to be linked with other teams, but I'm 100% committed to Red Bull. This has always been the case and continues to be the case in the long run. You can hear a lot of different speculations in our business about someone moving somewhere.
In my opinion, our team members know exactly what our situation is. I mean, my Italian is worse than Flavio Briatore's English. At this rate, how can it even work?"
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