Firing Lawson after two rounds wasn't my call, claims Horner
Christian Horner has distanced himself from the decision to drop Liam Lawson from the Red Bull seat after just two races, claiming the call was not his to make. The revelation adds another layer to the complex power dynamics within the Red Bull organisation following Horner's departure. RaceFans examines the implications of Horner's claim and what it reveals about how driver decisions were being made at the team during a turbulent period.
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