Christian Horner is hitting the road this autumn to promote "Drive", his memoir covering 20 years as Red Bull Racing's team principal. The UK book tour includes live Q&A sessions — a rare chance for fans to hear directly from the man who guided the Milton Keynes squad to six constructors' titles and eight drivers' championships with Sebastian Vettel and Max Verstappen.
Horner's tenure ended abruptly in July 2025 when Red Bull replaced him with Laurent Mekies, the former Racing Bulls boss. The 52-year-old became F1's youngest team principal at 31 when he took the job in 2005, just after Red Bull bought out Jaguar. Since his exit, he's kept a low profile in the paddock.
The memoir promises behind-the-scenes stories from two decades at the top of the sport. Tickets bundle a copy of the book with the Q&A event, and they're on sale now across UK dates.
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