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Christian Horner Takes Shots at the Media as He Responds to Reports Around Him Reaching Out to Multiple F1 Teams
- On January 31, Christian Horner broke his silence at the European Motor Show in Dublin, saying he felt he had unfinished business in Formula 1 amid Alpine talks over a minority stake.
- Alpine said `It is no secret that Otro Capital has held preliminary talks to sell its stake in the team, as has previously been reported in October last year`, noting rising team valuations and investor interest including a group reportedly including Mr Horner.
- Christian Horner said he would only return as a partner, not a hired hand, and only for an opportunity that can win, reflecting on 21 years in Formula One.
- Having overseen six constructors’ titles since 2005, Horner's possible return would be significant, especially given his recent exit and links to an investor group targeting Alpine.
- Mr Horner resides near Banbury in a £9.2m mansion with his wife, Geri Halliwell-Horner, and reportedly agreed to an £80 million payout after weeks of discussions.
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