The chances of Christian Horner making his Formula One return with Alpine are increasing amid claims he has set his sights on Otro Capital’s minority stake in the team.

Christian Horner is in talks with a Formula One team about making a return to the sport in a senior leadership and ownership role as soon as next year.

Christian Horner is nearing a return to Formula One, which could end up subseqeuntly earning a big payday for the likes of Anthony Joshua and Rory McIlroy

Christian Horner was fired from Oracle Red Bull in July. Now, he's reportedly eyeing his way back into Formula 1 for the 2026 season with an interesting twist.

Christian Horner left Red Bull in September 2025 after being sacked in July and is now reportedly closing in on a return to F1

Since being replaced at Red Bull, Christian Horner has been heavily linked with an F1 return. The 52-year-old is understood to have spent the last few months assessing his most plausible destinations on the grid.

Former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell-Horner and her husband, former F1 mogul Christian Horner, appeared with her stepdaughter Olivia at a football game together over the weekend.

Former Red Bull CEO and team boss Christian Horner is reportedly in talks to buy a stake in Alpine, a move that would see him return to Formula 1 in some capacity. Horner was fired by Red Bull in July, ending a 20-year association with the team as its de facto leader following a bitter power battle with Red Bull’s parent company.

HELMUT MARKO has accused Christian Horner of playing “dirty games” ahead of his exit from Red Bull Racing. The advisor is set to leave the F1 team at the end of the year just months

Monday's F1 news includes a Sky F1 pundit breaking rank as a new theory on Christian Horner's Red Bull sack emerges.