Christian Horner launches a UK book tour to celebrate the release of his memoir, Drive, offering rare face‑to‑face Q&A sessions for fans.
Autumn tour dates announced
On LinkedIn, the former Red Bull Racing team principal confirmed that, starting this autumn, he will travel across the UK to meet readers of his new book. Each appearance will include a live question‑and‑answer segment and a complimentary copy of Drive.
Tickets for the events are now available on general sale, allowing supporters to secure seats for the interactive sessions and receive the memoir immediately.
A 20‑year F1 legacy
At age 31, Horner became the youngest team boss in Formula One history when he took the helm of Red Bull Racing, newly acquired from the Jaguar F1 team. Over his 20‑year tenure, he guided the squad to six Constructors’ Championships in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2022, and 2023, and to eight Drivers’ titles with Sebastian Vettel (four straight from 2010 to 2013) and Max Verstappen (four consecutive from 2021 to 2024).
In July 2025, his role concluded abruptly when Laurent Mekies, former Racing Bull team chief, succeeded him. Since stepping down, Horner has remained largely out of the public eye, with only sporadic paddock appearances.
Behind‑the‑scenes insights
Through the book tour, Horner will reflect on key moments from more than two decades at the helm of a top‑tier F1 team. Attendees can tap into his perspective on leadership, team dynamics and the highs and lows of competing at the pinnacle of motorsport.
Drive: A fresh look at an arena legend
The memoir promises an inside view of headlines, challenges and triumphs, while the Q&A offers fans a chance to ask direct questions—an opportunity Horner says will reveal untold stories from the sport’s most competitive environment.
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