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Christian Horner receives £33.5 million compensation payout from Red Bull Racing

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 1
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Documents filed at Companies House disclosed that Christian Horner received a £33.5 million payout from Red Bull Racing. This payment, labeled 'compensation for loss of office,' was detailed in Red Bull Racing's 2025 accounts. Horner's total earnings, including a £4.4 million salary paid before his resignation, amounted to £38 million.

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Why it matters

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The disclosure of this large compensation payment affects the financial reporting of Red Bull Racing. The payment is recorded as a major financial cost absorbed by Red Bull GmbH.

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  • Red BullSpeculative

    Red Bull Racing might see its operational costs increase due to the disclosed payout.

  • Red Bull GmbHSpeculative

    Red Bull GmbH may absorb the payout as a major financial cost.

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