Red Bull Racing paid Christian Horner £33.5m in compensation for loss of office after his departure as team principal and chief executive of the Formula One team, according to accounts filed this week at Companies House.
The payment is disclosed in the Milton Keynes team’s accounts for 2025, where it is recorded as “compensation for loss of office”.
Horner, 52, was also paid £4.4m in salary before he left, taking the total he received to about £38m. This equates to the equivalent of £729,000 a week.
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