Former Red Bull Team Principal Christian Horner has announced a UK speaking tour to support the release of his upcoming memoir, Drive.
The tour offers fans an “evening with” the Briton following his exit from the Milton Keynes squad.
Horner led Red Bull for 20 years after joining as Team Principal for their inaugural 2005 campaign, transforming the entry into a dominant force.
Under Horner’s stewardship, Red Bull secured eight Drivers’ Championships, six Constructors’ Championships, and 124 Grand Prix victories across two distinct eras of dominance with Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.
Horner’s tenure came to a sudden halt after the 2025 British Grand Prix, leading to his departure as Team Principal and CEO.
He formally severed ties with Red Bull two months later.
Releasing in October, Drive covers Horner’s accounting of “leadership, ambition, and resilience at the highest level of global sport.”
Horner confirmed the upcoming tour dates via social media, writing on his Instagram: “I am going to be on a speaking tour.
“I’m going to be going to Nottingham, to Bath, to Glasgow. Where else am I going? To York and to London.”
He continued: “It’s going to be an evening with. Talking about my career, the highs, the lows, the rivalries, and my journey in Formula 1.
“If you fancy coming along, then tickets are available now. You get a copy of my memoir that’s soon to be released, Drive. Hopefully, if you want to come, then I look forward to seeing you there.”
Whether these theater dates deliver real answers or refined revisionism, fans will probably pack every venue to hear Horner’s side of F1’s most ruthless breakup.
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