Christian Horner Denies Misconduct Allegations Amid Leaked Documents Scandal
Red Bull Racing's internal investigation dismisses complaint against team principal, but leaked evidence sparks debate on transparency.
- Christian Horner, Red Bull Racing team principal, denies allegations of misconduct after leaked documents emerge.
- Investigation into Horner's alleged inappropriate behavior with a team employee concludes, dismissing the complaint.
- Leaked documents, including nude photos and suggestive messages, were sent to media and F1 officials, raising questions about transparency in the investigation.
- Red Bull Racing focuses on the upcoming F1 season, with Horner remaining at the helm despite the controversy.
- The incident has sparked discussions on the need for transparency and ethical behavior in F1, with other team principals and drivers weighing in.
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