Christian Horner revealed one of Gianpiero Lambiasi's "secrets."

      Talks about Christian Horner making attempts to return to Formula 1 continue, although mostly at the rumor level. What will come of it remains unclear, although a manager of his caliber will not stay unemployed. However, it seems that all of this does not particularly affect his mood, and yesterday he entertained the public by sharing a rather amusing video on his social media pages.

      To begin with, it is worth reminding that during the Red Bull Racing victories, Horner loved to host noisy parties at his extensive estate in Oxfordshire during the summer, which were attended by both drivers and staff from both Red Bull teams.

      All of this was exclusively "for the insiders," and outsiders, particularly the press, were, of course, not invited, so information came very sparingly – except that it was known that everything went well and everyone was happy. But against the backdrop of news about Gianpiero Lambiase's upcoming move to McLaren, his former boss decided to share what had been kept in the home archive for many years.

      Under the headline "Gianpiero's Secret Talent," Horner published a small clip of performances by an amateur cover band that played at one of those parties. They performed the legendary hit by James Brown, I Got You (I Feel Good) from 1964, and they did it quite musically, with Lambiase on drums. Judging by how confidently he kept the rhythm and handled the drumming part overall, one can conclude that this is a long-standing and serious hobby of his.

      But the former head of Red Bull Racing did not stop there: following this is a performance by another amateur group, where we see Stefano Domenicali playing guitar and singing, also performing some classic rock and roll.

      Finally, a whole group of Red Bull drivers appears on screen, singing somewhat out of tune to karaoke – among them, for example, we see Daniel Ricciardo and Max Verstappen.

      Judging by how they look, and along with them in the vocal group with the original name Spice Boys is Pierre Gasly, all of this was recorded quite a while ago. Now Horner has decided that the time has come to make these "secret materials" public. It is possible that there are still many interesting things in his archives that may see the light of day sooner or later.