Horner reiterated his stance that he has done nothing wrong and said he remained fully committed to leading the team in the future. Horner, who joined Red Bull in 2005, the year the team was formed, was unable to address specifics about the allegations or the investigation while it continues, but he was ­unequivocal that he was still dedicated to his career with Red Bull and expected it to continue. “I am absolutely committed to this team, I have been here since the beginning, I have built this team,” he said. Horner, who has not been suspended, said he had been at work in his office in Milton Keynes in what he described as business as usual and that he enjoyed the backing of the team. The biggest asset of this team is the people, that continues to be the case.”. Horner has delivered remarkable success since he became team principal in 2005 when Red Bull bought the team which at the time was Jaguar.

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