Christian Horner is finally ready to break his silence. The former Red Bull team principal, who was let go from his role in July 2025 after two decades at the helm, is now opening up about his wild ride in Formula 1.
The 52-year-old Brit has been out of the paddock since his controversial exit, but he is not staying quiet for long. Instead, Horner is gearing up for a major comeback in the form of two big projects that promise to give fans an inside look at his time with the F1 giants.
First up is a speaking tour across the UK, titled An Evening With Christian Horner. The tour will hit five cities in October, starting in York on the 17th and wrapping up in London on the 23rd. Along the way, Horner will stop in Glasgow, Nottingham, and Bath, offering audiences a chance to hear his side of the story.
But the real bombshell drops right in the middle of that tour. On October 22, Horner will release his tell-all memoir, Drive. The book is set to hit shelves just as he takes the stage in London, and fans are already buzzing about what secrets it might spill.
Horner took to social media this week to share the news with his followers. He said, “So, I am going to be on a speaking tour. I’m going to be going to Nottingham, to Bath, to Glasgow, to York and to London.
It’s going to be ‘an evening with’, talking about my career, the highs and lows, the rivalries. And my journey in Formula 1.”
He added, “So if you fancy coming along, tickets are available now. You get a copy of my memoir that’s soon to be released. So hopefully if you want to come, look forward to seeing you there.”
Each event will include a live Q&A session, giving fans a rare chance to ask Horner questions directly. Tickets range from £52 to £70, and every purchase comes with a hardcover copy of his book.
With the tour and memoir both on the horizon, Horner is clearly ready to step back into the spotlight. What will he reveal about those dramatic years at Red Bull?
