Due to his wife, the Red Bulls Racing Driver was suspended because of how he treats his wife, and…

Due to his wife, the Red Bulls Racing Driver was suspended because of how he treats his wife, and…

Christian Horner, the husband of Spice Girls actress Geri Halliwell, was exonerated last week of any inappropriate behavior after a 23-day internal investigation at Red Bull.

March 2, 2024, Bahrain: Christian Horner, the principal of Oracle Red Bull Racing Team, and Geri Horner enter the paddock together before the F1 Grand Prix of Bahrain at Bahrain International Circuit. (Image via Getty Images/Clive Mason)
Christian Horner and Geri Halliwell attended the Bahrain Grand Prix together last Saturday. (Photo credit: Getty Images/Clive Mason.)
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By Senior Sports Reporter Nathan Ridley 12:28, March 7, 2024 UPDATE: 16:07, March 7, 2024 | BOOKMARK
Red Bull has suspended Christian Horner’s accuser, who had complained about his “inappropriate behavior.”

Red Bull team principal Horner was cleared last week of any wrongdoing related to a female colleague following an extensive internal investigation that lasted more than three weeks. Horner was seen arriving for the Saudi Arabia Grand Prix practice sessions on Thursday without his wife, Spice Girls star Geri Halliwell.

Claimed WhatsApp messages and images from Horner were leaked to the media and senior Formula 1 executives twenty-four hours after Red Bull’s announcement ahead of the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.

The 50-year-old manager vehemently refuted the charges and insisted on his innocence. It has now come to light that the accuser—a member of the Milton Keynes team—has been placed on administrative leave. Red Bull has not released a statement regarding the situation, but it did say in one: “Th

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During a press conference with the team principals, Horner was questioned about the situation and said, “I can’t comment on anything that’s confidential between the employee and the company.”

“There’s been a lot of coverage surrounding this,” the 50-year-old continued. One must return to the foundation. After being thoroughly investigated, a grievance was filed and later dismissed. We proceed forward.

Last Wednesday, the anonymous woman—who is alleged to have been suspended with full pay—had her grievance formally dismissed, though she was granted the opportunity to file an appeal. It is acknowledged that the appeal’s deadline was this Wednesday, March 6.