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Martin Brundle has offered fresh insight into Christian Horner’s potential return to Formula 1, casting doubt on the possibility of the former Red Bull boss simply stepping back into another team-principal position.

Horner has been linked with several teams since leaving Red Bull, with Aston Martin emerging as one of the most frequently discussed destinations. However, Brundle believes Horner may be more interested in waiting for the right opportunity rather than immediately accepting a conventional team-management role.

The Sky Sports F1 analyst has previously suggested that Horner’s ideal comeback could involve having an ownership or shareholder position within a team, similar to the role Toto Wolff has at Mercedes. That would allow Horner to combine his management experience with a greater financial and strategic stake in a Formula 1 project.

Aston Martin has been one of the teams connected with Horner, particularly because of the team’s ambitions and its ongoing search for long-term leadership. Nevertheless, Brundle has played down the idea that Horner is on course to become Aston Martin’s next team principal, suggesting that the 52-year-old may prefer to wait for a more attractive opportunity.

Horner has also been linked with Ferrari and Alpine. Ferrari speculation has attracted particular attention, although reports have not established that a deal is imminent.

With Horner now free to return to Formula 1, speculation surrounding his next move is likely to continue. After spending two decades building Red Bull into a championship-winning powerhouse, his next destination could become one of the biggest stories in the F1 paddock.

For now, Brundle’s comments indicate that Horner is unlikely to rush into a return. Instead, the former Red Bull chief appears to be waiting for the right project—one that offers him a genuine chance to compete at the front and potentially play a much bigger role in the ownership and direction of a team


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