Horner feels 'vindicated' after the accuser loses their new position in F1.
The British woman was let go from her new position after less than a year.
Christian Horner is said to feel "vindicated" after the woman who accused him during the Red Bull scandal was removed from her subsequent role in motorsport. The Sun reports that the woman lost her new job in under a year, citing "trust issues" and a "lack of discretion." The publication does not reveal the identity of the woman or her recent employer, and the company has chosen not to comment on "personnel matters." An insider informed The Sun that Horner has privately expressed to friends that he feels "vindicated" by this outcome. The woman departed Red Bull in October following a prolonged controversy, reportedly receiving a significant financial settlement. Horner himself was cleared of any misconduct through Red Bull’s internal investigation before eventually leaving the team last year. This recent development comes as Horner is set to return to the public spotlight with the release of his memoir, Drive, on October 22, followed by a promotional tour in the UK.
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