Follow usChristian Horner could be set for a sensational return to Formula 1 as Ferrari’s next team principal, according to Daily Mail Sport.
The former Red Bull boss, who was dismissed from his role at Milton Keynes only weeks ago, is reportedly in discussions with the Scuderia as he eyes a swift comeback to the paddock.
🚨—REPORT: Christian Horner & Ferrari are in talks to have him on as team principal, per Daily Mail.
Lewis Hamilton is not opposed to the idea of Horner joining. pic.twitter.com/Y5wCSmYqjQ
— North Pole F1 🇨🇦 (@NorthPoleF1) October 14, 2025
Horner spent two decades at the helm of Red Bull, transforming the team into one of F1’s modern powerhouses. Under his leadership, the outfit claimed 14 world titles — including eight drivers’ championships with Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen, and six constructors’ crowns.
Christian Horner is in talks with Ferrari about taking over as their team principal 🚨 pic.twitter.com/cz8VzY9uk5
— Daily Mail Sport (@MailSport) October 13, 2025
Reports suggest Ferrari chairman John Elkann has grown increasingly disillusioned with current team boss Frédéric Vasseur, paving the way for a potential change at the top. Sources close to Horner say he is eager to return to Formula 1 and has already attracted interest from multiple teams.
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