Christian Horner was paid upwards of £100 million by Red Bull after he was dismissed as the F1 team's Team Principal and CEO.
Corporate disclosures to the UK Companies House have revealed the severance package Christian Horner received after his dismissal as Red Bull's Team Principal and CEO. Horner was relieved of his duties following allegations of inappropriate behavior and poor on-track performance with the RB21, with the 2025 British Grand Prix at Silverstone marking his final race leading the team.
According to the filings, Red Bull Technologies paid Horner £66.988 million for loss of office, alongside £9.029 million in directorial remuneration prior to his exit. Despite his departure, Horner is reportedly looking to return to Formula 1 and exploring potential new projects to lead.
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