Motor racing-Briatore rules out Horner joining Alpine after Red Bull exit


Formula One F1 - Austrian Grand Prix - Red Bull Ring, Spielberg, Austria - June 29, 2025 Alpine executive director and de facto team principal Flavio Briatore on the grid ahead of the race REUTERS/Jakub Porzycki

ZANDVOORT, Netherlands (Reuters) -Flavio Briatore has ruled out Christian Horner making an imminent move to Alpine after his recent exit from Red Bull Racing, with the Italian saying on Friday at the Dutch Grand Prix that he had not considered it.

Heading up Alpine, which is primarily owned by Renault, has been mooted as a potential next move for 51-year-old Briton Horner, who was sacked by Red Bull last month.

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