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BBC Formula 1 correspondent Andrew Benson has explained the background to Frédéric Vasseur’s unusual remark about his assistant after the Ferrari team principal was questioned about Christian Horner and the possibility of the former Red Bull boss joining the Maranello…

Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur responded cryptically when asked about Christian Horner potentially joining the Maranello team, saying, "You have to ask my assistant..." BBC Formula 1 correspondent Andrew Benson explained that Vasseur's remark appeared to reference the controversy leading up to Horner's departure from Red Bull in July 2025.
The Red Bull employee who made misconduct allegations against Horner in early 2024 served as his personal assistant. Horner denied wrongdoing, and the complaint was dismissed, with tribunal proceedings later discontinued in late 2025 amid reports of an estimated €60 million settlement.
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