Clarkson Reveals Shocking Truth Behind Horner's Red Bull Sacking

Jeremy Clarkson, famous for his role as host of the legendary program Top Gear, has shared some fascinating insights into the unexpected termination of Christian Horner earlier this week.

Last week proved to be particularly challenging for Christian Horner as he faced two major setbacks: the death of his first wife, Beverley Allen, from eye cancer, and his agonizing removal as head of Red Bull's team and chief executive.

Numerous people in the racing community were taken aback by the announcement, as the resident of Leamington Spa concluded his time leading the Milton Keynes squad during his last home Grand Prix at Silverstone more than a week prior.

In an opinion piece published by The Sun, Jeremy Clarkson—famous for his long tenure as host of the UK version of Top Gear—offered more detailed thoughts on the sudden break between Red Bull and Christian Horner.

I messaged him following the announcement of his termination, noting that I have experienced similar situations before. the presenter wrote.

I told them that when you awaken the next day, it's simple to say, 'Well, that's over with.' However, in my situation, that wasn't the end. I didn't step on a snake. I stepped on a ladder. And I'm sure he did as well. But where?

Jeremy Clarkson and Christian Horner

What's next for Horner

The smart money says he'll head to Alpine. However, next year they will use Mercedes engines, which means Christian would need to collaborate with Toto Wolff, the leader of the Silver Arrows. Considering how poorly those two get along, I don't foresee that working out, Clarkson added.

Ferrari? Maybe, but that would involve relocating to Italy. Plus handling Sir Hamilton. Audi is entering the sport next year, along with Cadillac. There's also mention that the Chinese are showing interest in F1. All of them would be eager to secure Horner.

What about Red Bull? Look at what occurred with Manchester United after Ferguson left the team. Clarkson remarked, laced with sarcasm.

Based on that, this former top-tier team could potentially find itself in Formula 4 within a few years.

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