Christian Horner has been released from his operational duties as team principal of Red Bull Racing after serving for two decades, during which time the team secured eight Drivers' World Championships and six Constructors' Championships. Laurent Mekies has been appointed as the new CEO, having previously worked with Red Bull's sister team, Racing Bulls. The team currently faces difficulties this season, sitting fourth with only 172 points, trailing the leaders McLaren by 288 points. Max Verstappen is third in the drivers' championship, struggling despite winning two races.
The 51-year-old Horner was the longest-serving team principal, having been in the position since Red Bull made its Formula One debut in 2005, achieving significant successes.
Red Bull won eight Drivers' World Championships and six Constructors' Championships under Horner, with the team struggling this season and sitting fourth in the constructors' standings.
Max Verstappen has won two of 12 races and is third in the drivers' championship, trailing the leader Oscar Piastri by 69 points.
Mekies expressed enthusiasm about his new role, stating, 'The spirit of the whole team is incredible, and I strongly believe that this is just the beginning.'
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