At home with Christian Horner | Martin Brundle discusses all things Red Bull with Horner

[@olistephenson1952]

He will go down as one of the greatest team principles wether you like him or not

[@rohullah5829]

BS

[@JaynotRyan]

No! the greatest team principal is Mattia Binotto 😂

[@gyaneshwarsharma1655]

True...

[@twoshows8784]

@@rohullah5829 be as mad as you want it’s true

[@BBeowulf]

Up there with brawn and depending on how long he sticks around he might win more than anyone

[@xxczerxx]

Met Christian Horner at a charity do once. Surprisingly down to to Earth, and VERY funny.

[@onurerdogdu9385]

Why it was 'surprisingly'?

[@jf_ac512]

RIP Benny Harvey, miss ya big man. Gone but not forgotten.

[@Stone099]

He bagged Ginger Spice so he’s got to have some charm.

[@DANNY-bv7od]

Sure you did, I've seen this comment about 100 times from different people.

[@zakelwe]

@Dacia Sandero guys I thought having a dog called Flav which is "overweight" made me laugh within 2 minutes of the start of the piece.....

[@walkingthedistance]

The best thing about Christian is that, doesn't matter what happened to the team, he always backed them up. He protects the team like they're his own child, family. He never gets emotional when things don't go to his way. Started with Red Bull when the team had nothing, to winning championship, through difficulties and to where they are now. Amazing career, and a great man for sure.

[@MarcinHopa8]

Yeah exactly! 🙂

[@CinHalCedHerChance]

Every team principle protects their team, it's literally their team and his job.

[@realdevbro447]

You just described his job.

[@walkingthedistance]

@@realdevbro447 Yes but not all TP does the job the way he does.

[@walkingthedistance]

@@CinHalCedHerChance Yes but not all TP does the job the way he does.

[@turboandy]

I’ve had the pleasure of spending a little bit of time with Christian in my time at RBR. He’s a lovely guy to chat about all kinds of things not just F1. Absolutely brilliant interview. Really makes me miss working for RBR. Happy happy memories.

[@Metal05]

Why did you leave, where do you work now still in F1?

[@crispybacon9709]

What were u working as???if ur ok to tell us

[@c.d.c9425]

Why would you ever leave your F1 job at RedBull? That's probably a dream job for most people

[@swadings]

@@c.d.c9425 it’s a ton of work and your time away from home, family, friends and life in general, is far greater then what most humans need and expect. Now yes working for RBR would be a dream, but ultimately you basically dedicate your life and depending on what you do within the team, if you’re traveling with the team, you have to think of how much you’re traveling and working and basically not home. That all wears on you and eventually it becomes a bit much. Many who have done it and since left, simply say they were missing their life, it’s nothing to do with the sport or team, just simply, they’ve served their time and seen everything they want to see, it’s time to move on and let someone else have that experience.

[@formalzz6846]

@@HughJarse69 wtf

[@chrisjameswarren88]

Excellent interview - I love the fact we get honest answers from f1 principles, drivers and teams - there's not tonnes of team propaganda that everyone is towing. You feel like there's lots of freedom across the board to understand the sport, the teams, the challenges - such a great time for f1.

[@lichh64]

Mattia Binotto ehm ehm

[@K00bb3lSt00n]

Martin also hits him with phenomenal question

[@Rishi3404]

its funny because the fans are so polarised whereas the fraternity amoung f1 is so united. as a general fan of the whole sport and not a hard core fan of any one particular driver, its a brilliant time for f1 but if you're a lewis or seb or charles or max fan then theirs bound to be some doubts about the state of f1 fandom.

[@Visual_Ghoul]

Toto: they are so much faster than us.

[@Texas_nc]

I love Horner and Steiner. I wish we still had Cyril around.

[@specter290]

Christian Horner is a candid man and is my favorite team principal. He wears his heart on his sleeve and tells it how it is. Great questions by Martin. Lovely family man

[@robinmcewen3286]

I'm sure his ex-partner would contend that assertion.

[@phoenix-_-1983]

@@robinmcewen3286 I’m sure anyones former partner would disagree what’s your point

[@boobrancher]

Why are you obsessed with him? Kinda weird man.

[@specter290]

@@boobrancher My comment proves I'm so obsessed with Horner, that I have a picture of Totto Wolf on my profile picture with username "fat cheeks"

[@specter290]

@@boobrancher I was never obsessed with him, When I wrote he's my favorite team principal, I never had a favorite team principal until I wrote this down, and Red Bull is not even my favorite team. I like Alonso and Ferrari. But looking at Horner over the years through his interviews and especially this sit down with Martin, he seems like an honest and straight forward guy

[@danellis-jones1591]

Christian is, I think, the most honest and open team principle. He's a fighter and will use everything possible to win. And he's honest about it. And he often says the things others don't. He's an inspiration.

[@joshn1678]

Lol. Honest?

[@danellis-jones1591]

@@joshn1678 Yeah. He's scheming, but he's honest about it.

[@silverscuderia]

Because he’s a fighter, his propaganda leads him to not being honest. I understand why he does it but honest, he is not.

[@ktelite]

Honest???

[@djoetma]

The most dishonest and really good at packaging it as an open story.

[@VibingoutwithRene]

Horner is a big part of the success of Red Bull. He gives so much rest and stability. Always a high level and professionality.

[@djoetma]

He's definitely a big part. But let's be honest, it helps when you have Mateschitz' money, the Jaguar infrastructure as a basis and Newey as a designer.

[@bowengao2001]

@@djoetma Actually Horner said that the Jaguar structure was pretty bad. Different departments would play political games just to make each other look bad. Red Bull had done a major overhaul.

[@caolgav]

@@djoetma jaguar was a shambles and Horner was the man who convinced newey to join so

[@TORTLESSS]

@@djoetma mate jaguar was worst than williams by a long shot, mateschitz money doesnt even compare to how much mercedes/ferrari/renault have. Imagine beating teams who are global car manufacturers with decades of racing pedigree, theyre a freakin energy drink company.

[@komkwam]

@@TORTLESSS The name of a team doesn't mean that much, look at Mercedes who are no where near the top they where from last year, or a Ferrari team that srews up big time. It is not thebrand name, it is the people that makes the difference. You can be a big team like Ferrari but without the right people for the right jobs Ferrari menasn notihng. Be honest, without those big failures at the Ferrari team RB/Max wouldn't be leading so comfortably, or at least not with so many points ahead. Red Bull, even if it is an energydrink manufacturer, they hired the highest qualified people they can afford. Besides, you should seperate the RB energydrink part form the F1 Racing Team, they are two different worlds.

[@braller1]

Don't know why this guy is being hated by some within the UK. He is a passionate winner and very interesting character. Love the way he conducts himself.

[@shahbazkk86]

only the merc fanboys or girls hate this Gentleman... but again they HATE everyone apart from Merc and people related to Merc. Now watch the replies am going to get...😆

[@Petrolhead66]

@@shahbazkk86 I suspect its to do with the bad feeling between him and Toto

[@mamavswild]

Everyone I know loves him, but then again I’m not in the UK (US, Colorado to be precise)…just saying, there’s a huge world outside the UK and the drama isn’t there when it comes to Christian.

[@dtprodrive]

It’s only sky f1 and the merc fanboys that hate on him. Everybody else thinks he’s great for the sport

[@flacko4853]

He’s a great team principal in my eyes, he managed a team that dominated the early 2010’s and could be at start of a similar period again. He does have some moments however (like him saying the women only watch f1 for the good looking drivers) which can come off ignorant. Overall I do like him, helmut is the geezer I don’t like in rb camp.

[@aPengboi]

So much Horner hate like he isn't a phenomenal team principle. Too many sky sports fans here busy licking Toto's ball sweat. They're both phenomenal team principles and lead very competitive and capable teams which make for prime entertainment for us fans. Well done Horner.

[@edwinbenny2483]

It's just Merc fanboys. Anybody with an ounce of F1 knowledge knows Christian Horner is a tier and a half above every other current team principal's including Totto.

[@tiberiusclaudiusnerogermanicis]

Well said!

[@rnichol22]

Horner has rebuilt Redbull to a championship team more than once .that truly shows how capable he is. Toto Inherited a good merc team and made sure fia changed rules to their favour every time. engine freeze porpoiseing etc. And he's done it again . Toto wants the easy option and would rather pay or bribe for rewards.

[@itsbreezy2521]

@@edwinbenny2483 Horner built an energy drinks customer team from the ground up to dominate F1 then put a halt to the Mercedes dominance in the hybrid era.. recruiting and retaining some of the best minds and operators in the sport. Guy is a total machine one of the greatest principles ever imo and still got plenty of time left to add to it.

[@AZBCDEE]

@@rnichol22 half of your comments whining and whinging about Mercedes’ 🤣

[@deanwilliams309]

Great interview! Hope Sky F1 understand how much of an asset Brundle is to them.

[@Paul_C]

Bundle an asset? No, he isn't, he is nothing more than Sky's reporter/pundit out of the stable of Rupert Murdoch. Those guys who hacked phones to get a story, news of the world?

[@Mk1Male]

Brundle is a tosser. Goes well with interviewing Horner I guess as he is as well. Both have sold themselves to forget which country they were born in.

[@bjrnchrstn]

Wormtongue indeed fiits well at Sky.

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

@@bjrnchrstn LOL, that's true love 😂

[@rudyardharrison4177]

Absolutely!! Straight to the point and no grandstanding!!

[@hamza-chaudhry]

What Horner has achieved in this sport is very underappreciated. Undoubtedly the best team principal on the grid.

[@Sum_Ting_Wong]

Exactly. Even when they weren't winning championships (2014-2019) they still performed like a championship winning team.

[@jackw9920]

Pretty sure the best team principle (Wolff) is the chap that won the last 8 WCC’s on the trot…

[@specter290]

Mattia Sbinotto is the best team principal

[@ahmadhisham54]

Christian n toto best team principal....

[@edyvrg8393]

@@jackw9920 you mean the guy who inherited a team with a dominant car already designed and then slowly managed to lose the huge advantage Merc had over their rivals with that said car?

[@RB747domme]

Lovely interview with Christian. Christian and Geri have a lovely cottage in the countryside, and an ideal get away from all the hub hub in Formula 1 and a nice place to relax. It's lovely seeing all of their animals too.

[@atiqkhan1832]

Like him or hate him, one can’t ignore the fact that Christian knows his onions!!

[@TheJester12]

and his goats

[@scienceByV]

And his horses

[@michaelsitka4751]

and his rabbits

[@ChoochContrino]

And his Spice Girl songs.

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

@@TheJester12 yep "the GOAT" have many meanings 😁

[@omarshah9585]

Christian is brilliant and I learnt a lot from this. Very down to earth guy.

[@tiny5509]

Can’t help but admire Christian. Incredible mindset, as for Martin. What a man, f1 on sky isn’t the same when he’s not there.

[@specter290]

great questions by martin, great answers by christian

[@userb3nje909]

I could listen to Christian talk for hours. Great interview.

[@ashrafahmed9504]

Yeah. He’s a great talker

[@damsel5755]

Great interview with a hugely impressive man. Love him or hate him, his achievements are fantastic. I quite enjoy him as a person, he makes me chuckle.

[@joshn1678]

1 championship in 10+ years, and only because of the FIA director making a mistake. Wouldn't say that's great. He got a great driver, and Honda built them an amazing engine.

[@sambibby6582]

@@joshn1678 Did Toto make the Mercedes’ engine and drive their car for the last few years? 😂

[@ChefofWar33]

@@joshn1678 He got his team 4 consecutive double titles. And he ended the dominant run of Mercedes.

[@smiddy0000]

@@joshn1678 The FIA made a mistake with that V6 Hybrid Turbo engine in 2014. The engine wich Mercedes was way ahead with compared to other manufacturers. And had already many years of developing. That stopped Redbull being dominant. Nothing to do with Horner, he's a good team principal.

[@martinboulden4388]

Brundle just seems to naturally nail interviews like this. Awesome content.

[@bennylloyd-willner9667]

He is as accomplished and knowledgeable in his field as Christian is in his, he enjoys well-deserved respect from almost everyone in the F1 circus. I do love that his son Alex is following dad in his footsteps.

[@jak493]

The wealth is truly on another scale, who says hard work doest pay? For me, both Toto and Christian's enthusiasm and commitment to their teams is amazing and entertaining to watch. Long may they be involved in the sport.

[@Chyeahokay]

Hate em or love em, can’t deny they are 100% committed to their team/ drivers

[@a_single_white_female]

Hard work can sometimes pay but many times it doesn't. There are many people in the world that work their hands to the bone and barely see more than a dime for it. Fortune is hard work + luck.

[@jak493]

@@a_single_white_female A very true reflection.

[@dannyd7714]

Love Horner. Max in the car, Adrian designing, Christian at the helm, can't wait for the next 6 seasons.

[@Sandhoeflyerhome]

What an interesting aspect of F1. Really enjoyable interview. I have always respected Christian's analytical skills , his management style is first class... Bottom line he is a decent nice guy.. Do more of these.

[@suitandtie2251]

Very nice interview. From Max's perspective, he went up against the best team in F1, with the best driver, driving the best car, and was able to come out on top. Doesn't have to prove anything more to anyone, therefore he can be more relaxed and measured in his driving this year. And for all those saying he has a fake championship, well, he's about to bag quite a real and convincing one this year isnt he

[@erpaderpa4469]

Lol i laugh when people say it was undeserved after abu dhabi… baring in mind max spent the entire year fighting the fia and mercedes.. merc won the CC and Bottas beat Perez.. max lead more laps than everyone else combined, including mr rainbow.

[@n0vus]

@@erpaderpa4469 All true, yet with one race to go they were equal on points, and had the rules been observed properly Mr Rainbow would have won the race and the championship. Still, looks like Max will win it properly this year, and I'm sure that, deep down in the places he doesn't talk about at parties, he knows he was gifted the 21 title, and he senses it's tainted, and he wants a clean one, one with no question mark against it, and on the evidence so far he'll fully deserve it this year.

[@dylanfletcher8745]

You may be correct, but Sir Lewis Hamilton or 'Mr Rainbow' as you call him outdrove Max for the last 4 races. If it wasn't for Masi breaking rules then he wouldn't be a world champion. Ultimately he may have deserved the championship over the course of the season, but he was gifted that last race win and the championship.

[@n0vus]

@@dylanfletcher8745 I'd save my energy if I were you, anyone who looks at the 21 season as a whole and concludes Mercedes were favoured by the FIA is just seeing what he wants to see, can't reason with these people.

[@erpaderpa4469]

@@dylanfletcher8745 you said it twice as many times as i have now 😂 your a sheep through and through lol are you ready for the proof.. you think max was gifted the title after ONLY outperforming hamilton in 85% of the races 🥴.. baring in mind bottas beat perez and merc won the CC It would of been more of a robbery if lewis won on the back of a free engine because of sprint races, which effectively handed him brazil-abu dhabi.. again.. your a narrative sheep

[@TheBrendan737]

Awesome interview, great guy! Just another guy who loves racing at heart, and that is what the sport is about for the purists! Loved the interview, but I feel they could've made it twice the length and made it more conversational with Martin(who has so much to offer himself)- he unfortunately seemed very robotic because of the question-answer format of the interview.

[@aw6098]

Red bull racing is the most exciting f1 team in many aspects! Keep doin what you doin! Get the constructors and drivers championships this year 💪

[@gabood]

I’ve never been Christian’s biggest fan but this is an excellent interview

[@shaunmckenna1923]

Great interview always love Martin Brundle he does a great job , hope he can do the same with Toto I think everyone would love that.

[@orionv75]

Absolutely, I’d like to see this type of interview for all team principals and I think given Drive to Survives popularity, if Sky continue to release on YT, it will get an audience !

[@reinmansmith]

An excellent interview by Martin with CH obviously completely relaxed in his company and chatting very openly I thought…

[@nilsthart4154]

Great guy. Modest but extremely motivated to be successful. I understand why Max and Christian get along so well. 🔥💯

[@doug3011]

I do admire Mr Horner..to take on the might of huge manufacturers and consistently win is incredible.

[@ashokathegreat4534]

Yea, like he doesnt have the biggest beverage manufacturer backing him

[@sunnybarua6028]

@@ashokathegreat4534 when did Coke enter Formula 1.......??

[@adamferdian5867]

Christian is the best team principal in the sport, he's able to always produce a world championship driver that other team can't do. Even Lewis is already a world champion before he come to mercedes

[@waltclarke2618]

Rosberg wasnt

[@halomultiplayermoments]

@@waltclarke2618 so many people don’t really know what they are talking about in F1. I have been watching since 1997 and know the history well.

[@philliptiestopl1511]

NO HE IS NOT U MUST BE JOKING

[@Goaltimer]

No, Steiner is the star.

[@sk9sound]

He didnt produce max! Rb16 wasnt faster than merc (ask perez)... The only time they had a profound car was when vettel was driving!

[@richboy900]

Great insight and interview. Christian gets a lot of flack, but he comes across as a sharp and fair minded chap

[@MikeRDV7]

Amazing interview. Christian shows us the scene of life with what is wonderful about Formula 1, “loving and being competitive in what you do”. Thanks

[@hifriend7581]

Wow both of them are pretty straight forward with everything. Pretty surprise. Great questions Great answers.

[@PbPomper]

I love Christian. Perfect mixture of humor, honesty, leadership and seriousness. Best team chef on the grid bar none.

[@porousdumasia3256]

Drive to survive got me hooked onto F1 thanks to Netflix. And now i follow very closely every weekend. Redbull being my favourite team. I enjoy Gunther Steiners character too.

[@bjrnchrstn]

You have no clue about F1 if DtS got you hooked.

[@victoriagill6102]

He’s so intelligent and knows his sport

[@LukePWilkinsVids]

Brilliant interview, I would love to meet Christian in person and spend some time with him. Martin is a solid asset to Sky F1, his experience is key to great commentary and the knowledge he brings to the races he covers. Christian, if you are ever in New Zealand, I'd like to invite you round for dinner!

[@mblondon1000]

A very underrated F1 player. Big fan of Christians 👍🏼

[@jasonbarlian3721]

I like how the thumbnail shows Chritsian Horner, Toto Wolff and Mattia Binotto all together.

[@rkan2]

xD

[@the_fleeing_dutchman]

Thank you for making this and putting it here for everyone that lives outside of the UK to see. Very much appreciated Sky F1!! If you get 2 of the greats in their respective jobs, put on some nice music, what you get is a wonderful tango. Loved every minute of it and that is no doubt due to both actors!! Thank you!!

[@noudockeloen]

He s so friendly and open...! And always positive and happy...!and he loves the soprt what a great man...! And max is a beast a killer,and a winner perfect combo together...!

[@GeorgeGrier-v7q]

Christian Horner is the bench mark for all the other team principles. I’ve been watching f1 for fifty plus years in my opinion Christian is the real deal in all ways.

[@TimCooperBrackley]

Great interview. Horner lives just down the road from me and he and Gerry are often out walking in the village during the closed season.

[@PA-lf8sd]

"close season"

[@ianstobie]

Pedant 2: Geri. Geraldine Estelle Horner (née Halliwell).

[@orionv75]

Great interview Martin, would love to see more like this.

[@Chris-construction]

He seems to live a very honest life

[@jxetv5049]

Drop Spa and we riot. Wet race at Spa is classic F1. It would be a crime against all motorsports fans everywhere if we lost it.

[@kak7440]

Agree with Christian- protect Spa, Monaco, Silverstone and Monza at all costs !!!

[@PA-lf8sd]

Never thought I'd say this, but Monaco has had its day. The cars just look totally out of place there.

[@chrisvenn4827]

@@PA-lf8sd Yeah it just doesn't work as a race anymore

[@ianstobie]

Monaco seems to be on the F1 calendar now for the business side, for the teams to entertain sponsors, and as a top corporate hospitality destination. Plus it's a base for lots of F1 people who supposedly live in the tax haven. But the racing is both dangerous and dull at the same time. Perhaps they should build a new track in the mountains behind nearby Nice or Cannes. Wouldn't be difficult to make a more interesting French circuit than Paul Ricard. They could probably even still call it the Monaco Grand Prix via some shady deal with the principality, which is only a few miles from Nice but too small itself for a better track.

[@georgeatatlasair8560]

Wow great interview 👍The people at Red Bull must be pride to have this boss like Christian.

[@Richardtv1968]

The young drivers getting in F1 with Max kicking in the door made a huge inpact

[@MegaVector2011]

What's not to like about Christian Horner? He seems pretty accessible, has always been co-operative with the media, he seems honest, down to earth and he doesn't walk around with a bloody big chip on his shoulder like some Team Principles. Great interview.

[@jealva]

Excellent interview by Martin Brundle. I’ve long admired Christian’s longevity and ability to keep his Red Bull team at or near the top since 2009 through all the regulation changes. That’s impressive leadership.

[@angiesamgulliver554]

What a great honest I interview think Christian could get any bottom team up there 🙌

[@kylel.2140]

there's something about Christian that really draws me into him. seems like a really chill guy. hats off to this man

[@louiepecchia7561]

We need more people like Christian Horner

[@vintagevinylvets1187]

Great interview! Horner has done a tremendous job at Red Bull and has kept Ferrari, Mercedes and Toto Wolf for that matter, on their toes. However, I am concerned Honda is leaving. Just hope Porsche has a smooth transition coming in.🎧

[@Switll72]

Porsche comes from a racing background and have won many titles in all classes they have competed in. Im sure if anything they will only add positives to the relationship .... oh and with them comes German reliability.

[@randomidiot6278]

Christian obviously likes Martin because he interrupts every other sky interviewer and who can blame him with their bias. Martin asks the right questions and you gotta respect him. Even if you don’t like Horner or RedBull this is a fantastic interview

[@raggen1571]

Yes, Brundle is far and away the best part of Sky F1.

[@mikerenshaw7867]

Always great to hear from Christian.

[@riggs1590]

Always admired Christian Horner and the Red Bull team, he is on my bucket list as someone I'd like to have a pint with. Can't help feeling he let himself down a bit in 2021 though, but I guess tensions were extreamly high and an awful lot of money pride and determination involved. Still he is an exceptional business man and knows way more about the other side of F1 than I and most others will ever know. Great interview and well done Christian for not giving up chasing for the title even when other teams gave up and were only focused on securing 3rd or 4th in the championship.

[@padders1068]

Christian Horner - what a bloody nice bloke! Enough said! ❤

[@denzil_red]

Always great when these two have a chat.

[@anameyoucantremember]

19:26 If any of you had any doubts about this particular point, I think Horner was crystal clear.

[@Leafnomad]

Literally didn’t answer the question 😂

[@damienford3587]

Absolutely awesome guy!

[@Sp-yd4vm]

Awesome interview. Thoroughly enjoyed Christian’s candidness

[@SimRacingFanDK]

Brilliant interview, horner is such a great guy, open, positive and skilled at what he does, musch more likeable then toto wolff

[@ronaldnoorman7755]

Thank you for the interview. I admire and your Team . I hope You guys never change and stay the way you are.

[@jKDC1987]

Great interview. Wish him and Geri all the best. What a beautiful life they’ve built together.

[@iBladey]

Great interview Martin. Christian Horner is a very talented man. Good on him 👍

[@nineelevensouth]

Thanks for bringing us this window into Christian off track. Watching the races is so enjoyable, competitive and intense. But these are real people with real lives off the track and it's great to get to see that part.

[@6banzai5]

he has an excellent strategist too. what a great organization he has architected.

[@user-vt5hx1kz7l]

What a great interview. Would love to work for someone like CH.

[@nunopais1904]

This guy is always calm. That means a lot of the team he runs.

[@giuliostefanomariavigano1981]

17:05 what did u cut?

[@spec10]

6:15 yeah, add Nürburgring and/or Hockenheim to that list.

[@radomiriz]

Martin is a great interviewer.

[@joaocosta8647]

Great interview, Horner is the reason of RBR being so sucessful.

[@jibingeorge9454]

I really want to see Martin interview Toto, he's been so nice gentle and warming towards Christian!

[@fvelaz]

I hope all reporters do as Martin Brundle...make a short question and listen to the answer. Christian is the subject, not the reporter. Very enjoyable indeed.

[@toomuchfun5007]

Way to go Christian. Been a fan of Max since the start. You are his leader. Keep it up and spank those Merc's out of the fight. So happy last year to finally break through their stronghold on the title. Keep up the pressure and all will come to you and the team. Awesome stuff!

[@firstfreonwarrior]

Really enjoyed, thank you. Toto next please!

[@DarranGange]

Great, I think he asked every question I could have thought of!

[@alpeena]

hes a suffer no fools guy...sharp sense of humor.... his back and forth w/ Toto is great

[@kennethkosteck4]

I hope he is at Red Bull for a long time ,Christian and max are what drew me into the sport 3 years ago, and I am not a true Red Bull fan forever , whether they are first or last , I love their attitudes on and off track

[@johnlau6749]

Hello? He is being Red Bull team principal since Red Bull bought Jaguar F1 team back in 2005

[@amsher9876]

I won't be able to HOLD myself on the day of his retirement. People see him as a Villain but don't see what he fights for and what it takes to run the team. Absolutely loved this conversation.

[@mark82421]

Great open and honest interview, well done !

[@robertpsotka3525]

Brundle is an excellent interviewer and race analyst

[@andohish27]

1:28 Yup, DTS definitely made a huge impact and brought an even bigger audience to F1. It definitely made me like F1 and I keep up with it everytime because of it.

[@Ginbaubabe]

Brilliant interview. SkyF1 is all about features like this and worth shelling out to subscribe. Still not cheap though so thanks to the Sky team for making this viewable worldwide

[@riancastermans1607]

I'm Dutch, so I can't receive Sky Sports. Love to see this interview. Thanks!!!

[@markkelly7219]

Really enjoyed this. Christian Horner, defo a bloke I’d like to go to the pub with. I imagine he’s got some stories! 😆

[@Shetlandin360]

0:28 Great to see Lewis make an appearance in Christian's video

[@BigPMitchell]

😅😅

[@Lalith333]

😂

[@russelwebster4011]

Bottom line is Christen is just a nice bloke, Honest bloke. People person. Which we all can relate.200+ people don't just ship and go work for him & his team if you're horrible.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

For a direct Dutchman, Horner is a bit too evasive all the time. But I like his energy. And I don't think he is unemployable outside F1. He could be a diplomat.

[@PbPomper]

I think Horner has the perfect balance of Britishness and Dutchness. I guess that's Australian :P As a team principal you can't simply say what you think. You need to be strategic and political a lot of the time. I love most of all that Christian is tongue and cheek and doesn't take himself so serious all of the time. Seems like a great guy to have a beer with :)

[@midas7394]

We enjoyed getting to know Christian Horner as a man and team boss. Thank you.

[@NickSoper]

Great interview. Thanks for making it happen.

[@AlphaSphere]

Wow, i've actually watched the whole thing. Well done for an excelent interview.

[@MrAndrewChung]

love Brundle. charming intelligent and funny.

[@rogeliogamboa7644]

maybe those "haters" are just jealous - I am 82 years old and have been an F1 fan since my father took to me to an F1 race at age 14 - I smelt the burning rubber, the fumes, the castor oil and heard the screaming sound of the supercharged 1.5 liter V16 BRM F1 race car - still a petrolhead - this Guy Christian Horner is extremely intelligent and like he said, he never had any formal training - his skills are people skills - and a joy to listen to

[@MrArchie800]

I would have loved to attend a race back then - you are very lucky p.s. did you mean Castrol Oil? ;-)

[@rogeliogamboa7644]

@@MrArchie800 probably was Castrol* but actually it smelt like "castor" oil - seriously, I think back then it was a mix ! BTW back then there were three "mechanics" per team : one to change the plugs, one to change the tires and the other one to gas up - teams today have 300 - went to several GP's back then, watched Stirling Moss, Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Jackie Stewart, Bruce McLaren, Jack Brabham, Keke Rosberg, Phill Hill - in later life went to Melbourne GP, saw Senna, have been to Sou Paulo on the "Senna Tour" including the Interlagos track, Senna's Museum, ate BBQ at his favorite restaurant, and visited his gravesite - my wife and I cried when he died and after that my wife never watched another GP

[@MrArchie800]

@@rogeliogamboa7644 That is a hell of a list of great drivers you've had the privilege of seeing. Hat's off to you!

[@rogeliogamboa7644]

@@MrArchie800 nice to share the passion

[@rogeliogamboa7644]

@@MrArchie800 nice to share the passion

[@sarveshgovinder2775]

Love how he answered the Max and Checo question about fighting for the Championship

[@andrewbrumagen3479]

I love his animals, I like all the teams but Lewis and Max are special to me. I'm an American but I can't stand NASCAR but I like all almost racing. MotoGP, supercars, rallycross and the alike.

[@insufferableoaf6060]

Great interview. Pls do a same one with Martin Brundle as a guest, I absolutely love the man.

[@frank2you]

Great man. Lucky Redbull. Thank you Martin great interview.