Christian Horner opens door to Ferrari without equity stake: “It’s the dream”

Former Red Bull CEO and team principal Christian Horner has stated he would be willing to join Ferrari without receiving an ownership stake. In an interview with The Times, Horner referred to Ferrari as "the dream" and the "sleeping giant of F1." His remarks arrive amid growing scrutiny over Ferrari's leadership under Fred Vasseur following a four-race podium drought.

Horner, who spent 21 years at Red Bull overseeing 124 Grand Prix victories and multiple championships, previously appeared to require equity for a future Formula 1 role. He also referenced his rivalry with Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff, asserting that he still has one more chapter left in his motorsport career.