This story continues to evolve with each passing day and now it seems like things are getting bigger and bigger. The employee fired by Red Bull once again files a complaint against Horner, this time directly to the FIA
We have been talking for some time now about how serious the issue in question has become Christian Horner who was accused of sexual harassment against the employee. The same employee, now, after having found another lawyer, had announced that would have appealed. Meanwhile, internal conflicts within the Red Bull team have increased, with Christian Horner now not only wanting to bail out Jos Verstappen, but Helmut Marko himself, the team’s technical director. Despite these conflicts, however, Red Bull proves that it is always fierce and ready to win, with Max Verstappen who always arrives in pole position with frightening ease. Now, however, regarding the Horner case, there have been further updates.
The former Red Bull employee lodges a complaint with the FIA against Horner: the matter becomes serious
This war that the anonymous former employee has decided to wage against the Red Bull team principal is something that is creating serious problems for the team. But now not just Red Bull, now also the FIA in person, who recently received a complaint from the employee to take serious action against the behavior of the former British driver. A truly admirable move, considering that the role of the employee is truly minute compared to the great power of characters like Horner. But the FIA has now accepted the complaint. Complaints are received and handled by Compliance Officer and then it is said that they will also be managed by Ethics Committee. At the moment the International Federation has not yet commented on the matter nor has it wanted to release details on the matter, but what is certain is that they will work on the issue and decide what to do.
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