Summary
Christian Horner, former team principal of Red Bull Racing, is exploring new roles in motorsports. He is considering opportunities in MotoGP, especially after its recent acquisition by Liberty Media, which also owns Formula One. This move comes as Horner seeks more ownership involvement in a team, similar to other high-profile figures in motorsports.
Key Facts
- Christian Horner was a team principal at Red Bull Racing in Formula One.
- Liberty Media, which owns Formula One, has recently taken over MotoGP.
- Horner is looking for roles that offer him a stake or ownership in a team.
- MotoGP is seen as a possible opportunity for Horner due to limited roles in F1.
- Guenther Steiner, formerly of Haas F1, has moved to a CEO role in a MotoGP team.
- Current F1 teams are reluctant to expand the number of teams, impacting Horner's F1 options.
