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‘I’ll look at it very strongly’ – Christian Horner drops huge hint over future return to F1 amid Ferrari speculation

CHRISTIAN HORNER continues to flirt with a return to Formula One, with speculation rife over his potential next team. Horner, 52, was sacked as Red Bull's team principal just after the British Grand Prix in July 2025, with Companies House…

By Tony Robertson · The Sun

Published: Wednesday, 21 October 2026 at 7:00 AM

Key Things to Know

Christian Horner stated he would strongly consider returning to Formula 1 if the right opportunity arises.
Horner ruled out a current move to Alpine despite recent discussions with the French team.
The former Red Bull boss is reportedly interested in pursuing a team co-ownership role in the paddock.

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Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has indicated he is open to returning to Formula 1 if the right opportunity emerges. Speaking while promoting his new book, Horner revealed he would consider options seriously, though he ruled out an immediate move to Alpine. Horner was dismissed by Red Bull in July 2025 following the British Grand Prix, receiving a reported £67 million payout.

Horner is reportedly interested in becoming a team co-owner and has also been linked with Aston Martin and Ferrari. Addressing recent Ferrari speculation, Horner downplayed the rumors and expressed sympathy for Scuderia chief Fred Vasseur over the intense media scrutiny the reports generated.

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