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Investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour by Christian Horner
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this post was submitted on 05 Feb 2024
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I am shocked, shocked! Well, not that shocked.
ETA: I see the downvotes, and I'm curious as to why? Red Bull in general has always given off strong "toxic work environment" vibes, and every time I've seen Horner give an extended interview where the topics discussed range further afield than the latest race, he's come off very much as the gross uncle type. None of it's enough to condemn the guy on its own, of course... but it's enough for me to see these latest allegations and say "yeah, that seems like it tracks."