Christian Horner under Investigation

[FW17]

Why is he implying Jos did something wrong? Is it the interview last week or something else?

[Watto]

He would be a potential candidate to replace Max. Who knows what clauses are there in his contract.

If RB are capable of doing something that stupid then I wouldn't mind if they did; if only for getting to see the schadenfreude of a spectacular boomer own goal. They're the most talented or at least most well organized aero/chassis engineers on the grid, obviously, but there's a difference between being specialists and being polymaths. We'd get to extrapolate how far their intelligence extends beyond racetracks, wind tunnels, and autoclaves.

The video o assume of Jos confronting Horner and having an animated argument u RB catering tent.

[Wouter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBi8WiVH62s

Why is he implying Jos did something wrong? Is it the interview last week or something else?

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This video is about 2:30 hours! Where was he exactly talking about Jos?

[bagajohny]

https://www.formulapassion.it/motorspor ... ppen-newey

In Jeddah there is the second round of the F1 World Championship, but as in the in the Sakhir opener all the attention is on the market and on off-track factors. In both versions there is Red Bull: the Milton Keynes team is the site of a power struggle that is taking no is taking no prisoners, and which goes far beyond the case of team principal Chris Horner, first accused and then cleared of inappropriate behaviour towards an employee.
The result of the internal investigation, against which she can appeal today, seemed to have closed the case. Instead, it has uncovered another Pandora's box worthy of Beautiful. The latest? The girl, according to what F1-Insider has revealed, has allegedly been fired by Red Bull, naturally at the behest of Thai ownership (the company is 51% owned by Chalerm Yoovidhya). The action would be a kind of retaliation for the complaint filed against Horner at the Austrian headquarters. She would have the support of the 'Austrian clan' consisting of advisor Helmut Marko, Mark Mateschitz (son of the founder Dietrich) and managing director Oliver Mintzlaff.

If it has been posted before then pls tell and I will delete it.

[FW17]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBi8WiVH62s

Why is he implying Jos did something wrong? Is it the interview last week or something else?

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This video is about 2:30 hours! Where was he exactly talking about Jos?

around 21min

[Wouter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBi8WiVH62s

Why is he implying Jos did something wrong? Is it the interview last week or something else?

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This video is about 2:30 hours! Where was he exactly talking about Jos?

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around 21min

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Thanks!

[myurr]

https://www.formulapassion.it/motorspor ... ppen-newey

In Jeddah there is the second round of the F1 World Championship, but as in the in the Sakhir opener all the attention is on the market and on off-track factors. In both versions there is Red Bull: the Milton Keynes team is the site of a power struggle that is taking no is taking no prisoners, and which goes far beyond the case of team principal Chris Horner, first accused and then cleared of inappropriate behaviour towards an employee.
The result of the internal investigation, against which she can appeal today, seemed to have closed the case. Instead, it has uncovered another Pandora's box worthy of Beautiful. The latest? The girl, according to what F1-Insider has revealed, has allegedly been fired by Red Bull, naturally at the behest of Thai ownership (the company is 51% owned by Chalerm Yoovidhya). The action would be a kind of retaliation for the complaint filed against Horner at the Austrian headquarters. She would have the support of the 'Austrian clan' consisting of advisor Helmut Marko, Mark Mateschitz (son of the founder Dietrich) and managing director Oliver Mintzlaff.

If it has been posted before then pls tell and I will delete it.

I thought that rumour had been said elsewhere to be false? If she has been fired then that may explain why the Austrians are pushing things to a head now.

I hope it's not true but can't wait to see the usual suspects justify this if it is true.

[mendis]

https://www.formulapassion.it/motorspor ... ppen-newey

In Jeddah there is the second round of the F1 World Championship, but as in the in the Sakhir opener all the attention is on the market and on off-track factors. In both versions there is Red Bull: the Milton Keynes team is the site of a power struggle that is taking no is taking no prisoners, and which goes far beyond the case of team principal Chris Horner, first accused and then cleared of inappropriate behaviour towards an employee.
The result of the internal investigation, against which she can appeal today, seemed to have closed the case. Instead, it has uncovered another Pandora's box worthy of Beautiful. The latest? The girl, according to what F1-Insider has revealed, has allegedly been fired by Red Bull, naturally at the behest of Thai ownership (the company is 51% owned by Chalerm Yoovidhya). The action would be a kind of retaliation for the complaint filed against Horner at the Austrian headquarters. She would have the support of the 'Austrian clan' consisting of advisor Helmut Marko, Mark Mateschitz (son of the founder Dietrich) and managing director Oliver Mintzlaff.

If it has been posted before then pls tell and I will delete it.

I thought that rumour had been said elsewhere to be false? If she has been fired then that may explain why the Austrians are pushing things to a head now.

I hope it's not true but can't wait to see the usual suspects justify this if it is true.

Thomas Maher
@thomasmaheronf1

Reports that the Red Bull employee at the heart of the Christian Horner investigation has been sacked are inaccurate, I'm told - they have not been sacked. #F1 #SaudiArabianGP

[myurr]

In before it transpires she was made redundant or something else that means she's no longer employed there, whilst being true she wasn't "sacked"

[Watto]

In before it transpires she was made redundant or something else that means she's no longer employed there, whilst being true she wasn't "sacked"

I’m doubting it’s true hasn’t really been picked up by the main stream media, I’d suspect the Austrian side would have leaked it by now, especially via a Dutch journalist, any article I’ve read refers to her still working, still in some capacity with Horner

That said if its true its a very bad look.

[mendis]

In before it transpires she was made redundant or something else that means she's no longer employed there, whilst being true she wasn't "sacked"

I’m doubting it’s true hasn’t really been picked up by the main stream media, I’d suspect the Austrian side would have leaked it by now, especially via a Dutch journalist, any article I’ve read refers to her still working, still in some capacity with Horner

That said if its true its a very bad look.

Firing an employee that lodged a complaint of harassment is tantamount to "retaliation" and retaliation is a crime in this regard. Also, such employees are moved to a different department to avoid difficult working relationship. If she was a PA to Horner, now she would be a PA to someone else in the management ladder or might be in some other desk job that befits her qualification and experience. No way she would be fired.

[Watto]

In before it transpires she was made redundant or something else that means she's no longer employed there, whilst being true she wasn't "sacked"

I’m doubting it’s true hasn’t really been picked up by the main stream media, I’d suspect the Austrian side would have leaked it by now, especially via a Dutch journalist, any article I’ve read refers to her still working, still in some capacity with Horner

That said if its true its a very bad look.

Firing an employee that lodged a complaint of harassment is tantamount to "retaliation" and retaliation is a crime in this regard. Also, such employees are moved to a different department to avoid difficult working relationship. If she was a PA to Horner, now she would be a PA to someone else in the management ladder or might be in some other desk job that befits her qualification and experience. No way she would be fired.

Agree. Think it’s the problem with the internet and unnamed sources especially with non mainstream publications.

[chrisc90]

Ford must be satisfied enough that things are good at RBR

[FW17]

In before it transpires she was made redundant or something else that means she's no longer employed there, whilst being true she wasn't "sacked"

I’m doubting it’s true hasn’t really been picked up by the main stream media, I’d suspect the Austrian side would have leaked it by now, especially via a Dutch journalist, any article I’ve read refers to her still working, still in some capacity with Horner

That said if its true its a very bad look.

Firing an employee that lodged a complaint of harassment is tantamount to "retaliation" and retaliation is a crime in this regard. Also, such employees are moved to a different department to avoid difficult working relationship. If she was a PA to Horner, now she would be a PA to someone else in the management ladder or might be in some other desk job that befits her qualification and experience. No way she would be fired.

Or can be sent to laurent mekies office, same job, same location, same perks.

[bagajohny]

I’m doubting it’s true hasn’t really been picked up by the main stream media, I’d suspect the Austrian side would have leaked it by now, especially via a Dutch journalist, any article I’ve read refers to her still working, still in some capacity with Horner

That said if its true its a very bad look.

Firing an employee that lodged a complaint of harassment is tantamount to "retaliation" and retaliation is a crime in this regard. Also, such employees are moved to a different department to avoid difficult working relationship. If she was a PA to Horner, now she would be a PA to someone else in the management ladder or might be in some other desk job that befits her qualification and experience. No way she would be fired.

Or can be sent to laurent mekies office, same job, same location, same perks.

Yeah it is possible. It must be hard to work with Horner now, so I hope she gets a different role quickly.