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Red Bull<\/a> has moved to sever its final ties with former boss Christian Horner, who has been name-dropped for a move to Alpine. All this and much more, so let\u2019s dive into the action.<\/p>\n Christian Horner at Red Bull officially over<\/p>\n In the days following the British Grand Prix, Red Bull announced that Christian Horner, team boss of Red Bull Racing for over 20 years, had been released with immediate effect.<\/p>\n Now, Horner is officially out of Red Bull Racing having been removed as a director of the organisation. His place has been taken by Stefan Salzer.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Red Bull severs final Christian Horner ties as Austrian influence grows<\/a><\/p>\n Christian Horner backed for Alpine move<\/p>\n Even before his shock axing from Red Bull had been announced, Horner was linked with a move to Alpine. The following developments only heightened the rumour mill.<\/p>\n Six-time grand prix Ralf Schumacher believes Horner and Alpine would be a good fit, as the \u201ctime of figures\u201d like de facto team boss Flavio Briatore \u201cis over\u201d.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Christian Horner to Alpine backed as Flavio Briatore told \u2018time is over\u2019<\/a><\/p>\n Huge Christian Horner mistake claimed by Bernie Ecclestone<\/p>\n Horner oversaw a total of 14 World Championship wins at Red Bull, though the last 12 months of his tenure were more challenging, as the team\u2019s dominant ways faded.<\/p>\n Not helping their cause in the standings has been the lack of contribution from the Red Bull number two driver, Liam Lawson failing to score in his two race weekends, while Yuki Tsunoda has provided a measly seven points.<\/p>\n Horner\u2019s friend, former F1 chief Bernie Ecclestone, believes this contributed to Red Bull\u2019s decision to let Horner go.<\/p>\n Read more \u2013 Huge Christian Horner mistake uncovered in telling \u2018number two\u2019 claim<\/a><\/p>\n Lewis Hamilton warned of Ferrari scenario which means \u2018it\u2019s over\u2019<\/p>\n As is the case with Red Bull, Lewis Hamilton is not having the F1 2025 campaign he had hoped for after arriving at Ferrari from Mercedes.<\/p>\n Yet to score a podium, and 42 points behind team-mate Charles Leclerc, the situation is becoming increasingly concerning for Hamilton.<\/p>\n In the opinion of former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner, F1 2026 is Hamilton\u2019s potential salvation with sweeping rule changes on the way. But, if that also ends in disappointment, Steiner warns there is no way back.<\/p>\n