A couple of weeks ago, one of the largest Dutch news sources began what is now a series of reports outlining serious concerns surrounding Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner.
De Telegraaf reported on February 5 that Horner was under investigation by the overseeing energy drink company after a Red Bull employee filled a complaint to HR.
Red Bull, at the time, put out a statement that confirmed that there was an active investigation. Horner strongly denied and still strongly denies any wrongdoing on his part.
On February 9, de Telegraaf and numerous other outlets reported that Horner met with investigators in London to deliver his statements and to answer questions from an independent London barrister.
Red Bull offered no official statement prior to its car launch of the RB20 this week as their presentation, which centered around a theme of unity and teamwork, went off with no mention of the larger story.
In media breakaways at the launch, Horner reiterated that he was innocent, although he did admit the investigation had been a bit of a distraction. Max Verstappen stated that his relationship has not changed with Horner. Both he and Sergio Perez asserted that they wanted Horner to stay as leader of the organization.
Then, a couple of days after the launch, Telegraaf finally published an update delivering clarity on the extent of the allegations.
The full details can be found in their article, but the relevant details are simple. A female RBR employee complained to HR about Horner’s “sexual transgressive behavior.” She and her lawyer have allegedly saved all text/personal messages with Horner, and are attempting to go the legal route after turning down an offer from Horner to settle the case for £650,000 or…
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