Horner Set to Return to F1: Ben Sulayem

Ben Sulayem expressed his support for Horner's comeback, stating: 'We would welcome him back, and someone like him will always find his way.' The FIA president maintains contact with Horner and believes he will return 'like he went for a vacation.' Horner parted ways with Red Bull after a series of scandals but delivered significant results during his tenure. fishroad-app.com

Potential landing spots for Horner include Alpine, where he might secure ownership and full control, Ferrari with a possible racing department role, and Aston Martin despite reported tensions with Adrian Newey. Sulayem emphasized that teams in need of leadership would benefit from someone with Horner's proven track record and ability to generate attention in the sport.