After the investigation against team boss Christian Horner, a power tussle has broken out at Red Bull that could change Formula 1. It would not be the first time. Four examples of how scandals have sent this sport into a tailspin.
The future of Christian Horner is still the big topic in Formula 1 before the second race of the season, which will take place in Saudi Arabia (starts on Saturday at 6 p.m. due to the fasting month of Ramadan): The head of Red Bull Team around world champion Max Verstappen was accused of inappropriate behavior by an employee. Horner rejects this. An internal investigation, the results of which were announced before the start of the season in Bahrain last weekend, exonerated him. Horner is still in office, but there is apparently a power tussle going on in the background.