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The High Performance Podcast · 2026-10-19 · 96 min · 16,180 words

Christian Horner: Red Bull Betrayal, Geri’s WARNING & Unfinished Business in F1 (E443)

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Hey, it's a massive week for high performance, and we have a special bonus episode dropping this Friday with Richard Hammond. Make sure you hit follow. Gary said to me. They don't want you anymore, they don't value you. Got a text to say, we want to have a chat and it was dressed up as to talk about marketing. The helmet said what it feels more like Christian Horn racing than Red Bull racing. I mean I wonder whether Betrayal is too strong a word.

Well that's how it felt. Well, it's nice to see you. Good to see you too. Welcome back to high performance. Yeah, it's been a while. It's been a while. Different different setup, but Yeah, and a lot's changed in our lives and certainly in your life since then, which we're gonna talk about. The biggest change, obviously, is that for twenty three years Rebel Racing was Not your job, but your life.

Four hundred and five Grand Prix. Hundred and twenty four wins. Fourteen. World championships for drivers and constructor. And then in forty five minutes.

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