Christian Horner disagrees with Toto Wolff over attending races with Sir Alex Ferguson remark
In F1 2023, Wolff opted out attending a handful of♕ races, passing the reins over to Jerome d’Ambrosio and Bradley Lord.
On the other hand, since becoming Red Bull boss in 2005, Hornཧer hasn’t missed one race for the 🅰team.
In an interview with Sky Sports F1, Horner made reference to legendary football mana♒ger Sir Alex Ferguson, who dominated the English game with Manchester United in the 1990s and 2000s, about the importance of being present at the race track.
“You've got to be accessible,” he said. “I ꧙see my role as team principal and CEO.
“For 52 weeks of the year, I am CEO of a high performing technology business with Red Bull Racing, Red Bull Power Trains 𓂃and Red Bull Advanced Technology. If I🌳 am not at the racetrack, I am in the factory from Monday to Friday.
“As team pri𒐪ncipal, I attend every single race. I have attended every Grand Prix Red Bull have competed in since 2005.
“People need to see the boss. (Not attending a race) would be like Alex Fergusꦐon not going to a football match.”
Horner will be looking to guide Red Bull to their seven🗹th coꦓnstructors’ title in 2024.
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