Cadillac F1 denies signing Horner, former Red Bull boss

The new Cadillac F1 team has flatly denied reports suggesting the possible hiring of Christian Horner, the former Red Bull team principal, to be part of what will be the eleventh team on the Formula 1 grid next season.

Horner was abruptly fired after the British Grand Prix last month, with no reason given for his dismissal. This dismissal ended a 20-year career that included eight F1 drivers’ titles and the recent turmoil that followed the team on and off the track.

Recent reports claimed that Horner was going to join Cadillac, which will debut next season. However, Dan Towriss, CEO of the Cadillac Formula 1 team and TWG Motorsports, when announcing his driver lineup, Valtteri Bottas and Sergio Pérez, stated that he would not hire Horner.

There have been no conversations with Christian Horner. There are no plans for that. I would like to officially shut down that rumor.
Dan Towriss, CEO of the Cadillac F1 team

Cadillac F1 denies signing Horner, former Red Bull boss — Christian Horner había sido vinculado con un movimiento a Cadillac, que se convertirá en el undécimo equipo de F1 la próxima temporada.

Subsequently, he praised Graeme Lowdon, the current director of the Cadillac team.

Our support is 100% for Graeme Lowdon.
Dan Towriss, CEO of the Cadillac F1 team

Horner was the Red Bull team principal since they entered F1 as a full constructor in 2005.
Horner oversaw eight F1 drivers’ titles, four for Sebastian Vettel and four for Max Verstappen, and six constructors’ titles during his time with the team.