If the allegations are correct then regardless there should have been a suspension for Horner whilst this is investigated
And what's happening now? The lawyer of the investigation has gone on holiday? If so that is a complete farce
I wonder if that will happen over the weekend.
Well no complaint has been made to the police but to RB HQ. Does this debunk the pictures gossiping?taperoo2k wrote: ↑ FYI -It is a criminal offence to send unsolicited sexual images in the UK. The way it works in England and Wales is that the person who recieves the images has to make a formal complaint to the Police for it to be investigated.
It is upto the person, she can report it to the police or to head office, doesn’t debunk anythingEspresso wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 02:45Well no complaint has been made to the police but to RB HQ. Does this debunk the pictures gossiping?taperoo2k wrote: ↑ FYI -It is a criminal offence to send unsolicited sexual images in the UK. The way it works in England and Wales is that the person who recieves the images has to make a formal complaint to the Police for it to be investigated.
What kind of world do some of you live in where you can just accuse someone of something and the accusation is just believed and called the truth without a scrap of evidence or giving that person a chance to defend themselves?maxxer wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 20:57Agreed , the paper was right when they broke the story in the first place.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 20:14De Telegraaf is not reliable in all aspects but sports. Erik van Haren is extremely close to the Verstappens and Marko. But again, people like you will deflect and refuse to hear anything that might contradict your view.DChemTech wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 20:11
De Telegraaf reputable what a joke. One of the most biased pseudotabloid newspapers in the Netherlands.
Let's wait for some proper official new rather than sensationalist reporting. And perhaps focus this forum on the interesting technical stuff instead of personal gossip. There should be plenty of that to go around with all the new car releases.
Seems some people don't want it to be true and are finding ways to ignore the truth.
Well there is not much public interest in me, if i would have done such as he did i would have just been fired on the spot. No lawyers and all flying in.RedNEO wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 03:34What kind of world do some of you live in where you can just accuse someone of something and the accusation is just believed and called the truth without a scrap of evidence or giving that person a chance to defend themselves?maxxer wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 20:57Agreed , the paper was right when they broke the story in the first place.SoulPancake13 wrote: ↑16 Feb 2024, 20:14
De Telegraaf is not reliable in all aspects but sports. Erik van Haren is extremely close to the Verstappens and Marko. But again, people like you will deflect and refuse to hear anything that might contradict your view.
Seems some people don't want it to be true and are finding ways to ignore the truth.
Better hope that doesn’t happen to you one day. I’d love to see the look on your face when roles are reversed.
Horner is taking legal action against the paper telegraaf. I wonder if you still want to confidently accuse him again without evidence.. might be you next that’s taken to court.
So this entire thread?dialtone wrote:Isn’t there a no politics rule here?
Did you miss the news today? No one is blindly doing anything it’s published across the entire world. You have even Ford speaking out and wanting it sorting, you can bet they are not happy.
The Red Bull investigation into Christian Horner is likely to be resolved as early as next week after fresh allegations against the Formula 1 team principal surfaced in the Netherlands on Friday.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/red- ... -25f03s838Sources suggested the investigation could take until the opening race of the F1 season in Bahrain on March 2, but The Times understands there is now a desire to accelerate the process in an effort to end the disruption as well as the uncertainty.
What fresh allegations? From the paper getting sued so they don’t even want to name them anymore? This is comical.organic wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 05:14The Times reports that a resolution can potentially be expected early next week
The Red Bull investigation into Christian Horner is likely to be resolved as early as next week after fresh allegations against the Formula 1 team principal surfaced in the Netherlands on Friday.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/red- ... -25f03s838Sources suggested the investigation could take until the opening race of the F1 season in Bahrain on March 2, but The Times understands there is now a desire to accelerate the process in an effort to end the disruption as well as the uncertainty.
De Telegraaf's initial report published only that there was "inappropriate behaviour". It stated that there was evidence dossier with RB in Austria.RedNEO wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 05:56What fresh allegations? From the paper getting sued so they don’t even want to name them anymore? This is comical.organic wrote: ↑17 Feb 2024, 05:14The Times reports that a resolution can potentially be expected early next week
The Red Bull investigation into Christian Horner is likely to be resolved as early as next week after fresh allegations against the Formula 1 team principal surfaced in the Netherlands on Friday.https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/red- ... -25f03s838Sources suggested the investigation could take until the opening race of the F1 season in Bahrain on March 2, but The Times understands there is now a desire to accelerate the process in an effort to end the disruption as well as the uncertainty.
Journalism 101 for fresh allegations is the same allegation from the same paper with a word swapped out in the headline but still no evidence whatsoever. Just parrot the other papers nonsense while omitting them by name now and just refer to the news as coming from the Netherlands to keep it vague and not mention Horner suing the paper. Disgraceful.