Horner was relieved of his duties as Red Bull F1 CEO on Wednesday in a shock announcement. The 51-year-old won six constructors’ and eight drivers’ titles with the team but fell out with sections of senior management towards the end of his tenure.

While the Formula One world is reeling after Christian Horner was suddenly dismissed from Red Bull Racing, what’s coming next might be equally shocking. The word on the street is that he’s heading to Scuderia Ferrari to whip the legendary team into shape.

Red Bull Racing's former F1 team principal and CEO, Christian Horner has been linked with a potential move to Ferrari for years. Now after his dismissal from the Austrian team, a potential relocation to Maranello surfaces as a possibility,

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Christian Horner, along with McLaren CEO Zak Brown and Aston Martin Team Principal Andy Cowell, addressed the media during the FIA Press Conference on Friday at Silverstone. Verstappen’s future was the major focus during the session. Horner kicked off his remarks by noting that there will always be “speculation and noise” in Formula 1.

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