Christian Horner reveals he’d forget his only non-negotiable to secure ‘dream’ Ferrari role

Former Red Bull team principal Christian Horner has stated that Ferrari is the only Formula 1 team where he would accept a role without requiring an ownership stake. Speaking in an interview with The Times, the 52-year-old described leading the Italian outfit as his dream job, referring to the team as the biggest brand and sleeping giant in Formula 1.

Horner previously insisted on team ownership as a non-negotiable condition for his return after being linked to roles at Aston Martin. While questions remain over current Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur's future, reports note potential tension if Horner joined, given past title clashes with Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton.