HE’S the Formula 1 tycoon who could single-handedly steer Christian Horner’s career to safety. Red Bull owner Chalerm Yoovidhya holds the biggest stake in the company and is said to be the most important supporter of the embattled team principal. Since then, Horner has made close ties with Chalerm, while Dietrich’s own heir, Mark, is believed to have cooled on the scandal-hit team leader, according to Mail Online. He was seen three months later at the Red Bull Singha Race of Champions in Bangkok, surrounded by friends and cousins. Since then, cops have run out of time to prosecute the drug charge and the driving offence is set to run out in 2027. As the eldest of two sons, Chalerm took over the business empire and Red Bull Racing was born in 2005. Speaking before Horner was cleared by Red Bull, he said: “He stands by him unconditionally.”.

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