A Red Bull F1 employee who accused team boss Horner of misconduct has been suspended, according to an AP source.
Red Bull Racing has suspended an employee whose complaint sparked an investigation into alleged misconduct by team principal Christian Horner, according to an anonymous source.
Horner was suspended for misconduct towards a team employee, who had the right of appeal. He declined to comment on the suspension, stating he cannot comment on confidential matters.
A day after the complaint was dismissed, a file alleged to contain evidence against Horner was emailed to nearly 200 people in the F1 paddock, including Liberty Media, F1, the FIA, the other nine team principals and multiple media outlets. That occurred during practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix
