Horner ‘ringing up pretty much every team owner’

Christian Horner, the former Red Bull team’s manager, is “ringing up pretty much every team owner,” according to Aston Martin’s CEO Andy Cowell.

One of the teams linked to Horner is Aston Martin.

Cowell stated that he and the team’s owner Lawrence Stroll had checked the situation at the Grand Prix of Singapore on Friday.

Cowell noted that “Christian seems to be ringing up pretty much every team owner right now.”

Horner “approached” the US-based team, according to Haas team principal Ayao Komatsu, adding that “nothing has gone any further.” It is finished.

Alpine managing director Steve Nielsen claimed that Horner and the French team’s executive adviser and de facto boss Flavio Briatore were “old friends.”

Nielsen continued, “I don’t know what they talk about. Although I am aware that there are no plans for Christian to visit Alpine, it won’t change that.

James Vowles, the Williams team’s principal, claimed Horner had not approached them.

Vowles remarked, “We’re very pleased with the structure we have, and it’s working.” There is no reason to change that, I believe.

In August, Horner’s relationship with the Cadillac team’s boss, who is preparing for Formula One, was ruled out. There haven’t been any discussions with Christian Horner, according to Chief Executive Officer Dan Towriss.

After agreeing a severance package with Red Bull on September 22nd, Horner will be free to return to F1 by the middle of next year.

Following the British Grand Prix in July, the 51-year-old was fired as the team’s principal.