Christian Horner’s “inappropriate behavior” investigation prompts Toto Wolff to demand answers from F1 executives.
When it comes to dealing with Christian Horner’s allegations of “inappropriate behavior,”
Toto Wolff has urged Formula 1 executives to proceed with “transparency.”
An independent barrister is currently looking into claims made by a staff member that the Red Bull team principal acted inappropriately.
Horner emphatically denies the charges. He was addressed by the counselor at a mysterious area fourteen days prior, with no news yet on the examination’s advancement.
For the time being, Horner is proceeding with his obligations as typical and has gone to pre-season testing in Bahrain this week.
Wolff, who heads Mercedes and is also attending testing, has spoken publicly for the first time about Horner’s allegations.
The Austrian has required a thorough examination concerning Horner.
“I believe it’s unmistakable Equation 1, and that the groups as well, we represent consideration, equity, reasonableness, variety. What’s more, it’s tied in with discussing it as well as living it every day of the week.
Wolff stated, “I think this is the standard that we set for ourselves.”
“We are role models, a global sport, and one of the most important sports platforms in the world.
Having said that, there is a ton of hypothesis that has been occurring over the course of the past weeks.
Theory that we have all known about and loads of things that are going on. “I believe what’s significant in that stage is to process with meticulousness.
I think for Red Bull it began as a free examination, in the event that this is finished in the correct manner with straightforwardness and with the thoroughness, I feel that is something that we want to take a gander at anything that the results are.
“How it affects Recipe 1 and how we can gain from that, since we need to discuss dashing vehicles and we need to discuss this a great deal, as opposed to these sorts of incredibly, basic points that are all the more the group’s Red Bull’s parent company insisted that they are taking the allegations “extremely seriously” when they became public.
They have additionally vowed to make a move once the full consequences of the examination are known.
“In the wake of being made mindful of specific late claims, the organization sent off a free examination.
This cycle, which is now under way, is being completed by an outer expert lawyer,” an organization explanation read.
“The company takes these issues very seriously, and the investigation will be finished as soon as it is practical.”
It would not be appropriate at this time to make any further comments.
Testing will occur over Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week.
The season then starts off toward the beginning of Spring with the Bahrain Terrific Prix, which is followed seven days after the fact by the Saudi Bedouin Stupendous Prix.
