Christian Horner will be on the pit wall for Red Bull when F1 testing for the 2024 seasౠon gets underway on Wednesday.

Aꦆccording to F1-Insider, Horner is on his way to Bahrain on Tu🦩esday to oversee the RB20’s first competitive running.

The Red Bull boss is currently under investigation following alle✅gations from a🔴 female employee claiming inappropriate and controlling behaviour.

Horner has🎀 firmly denied these claims following an investigation by an independent lawyer.

The ဣprobe into Horner took place🌜 on February 9, where he was subject to hours of questioning.

The outcome of the investigation - and when it will be announced - is st♔ill unclear.

Horner was present a💛t the team’s car launch on February 15, stating that it was “business as usual”.

The 50-year-old expressed clea🃏rly that he expects tಌo be in the job when the 2024 F1 season kicks off in March.

Since Red Bull’s car launch, a number of partie꧂s have released statements, starting with F1.

F1 called for a swift resolution, noting “we hope that the matter will be clarꦕified at the earliest opportunity after a fair and thorough process”.

F1’s governing body - the FIA - also released a similar statement shortly after, while Red Bull’s engine partner - Ford - have reportedly sent a letter to the Austrian drinks༺ company.

Ford urged Red Bull to be “transparent” - and “rapid” with their investigation into the controvers🐻y surrounding Horner.

For now, Horner will be front and centre of F1’s world championship-winning outfit as they look to start the season strongly in Bahrain with an aggressive-looking 🎶new car.