It’s done. The man who built Red Bull Racing into a dynasty is officially out — contracts signed, titles counted, doors shut. On August 14, Red Bull confirmed the end of Christian Horner’s tenure as Team Principal and CEO. No more speculation, no more whispers — it’s inked.
Laurent Mekies, fresh from Racing Bulls, takes over. But let’s not sugarcoat it: you don’t replace Horner, you survive after him. He wasn’t just a boss; he was the political animal who could tame Dietrich Mateschitz, spar with Toto Wolff, and make Verstappen feel like the chosen one. Red Bull’s future? Less empire, more question mark.
