I never said Ferrari was my dream, says Christian Horner

Former Red Bull boss Christian Horner spoke at the launch of his autobiography, 'Drive: A Memoir', about his pride in seeing Red Bull's power train come to fruition after a five-year project. Horner, 52, repeatedly denied links to Ferrari, stating he would be "at peace" if a return to Formula 1 never happens. He expressed sympathy for Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur, who was facing pressure over false allegations.

Horner suggested a return to F1 is uncertain, but he is content with his career so far. The allegations against him during his time with Red Bull led to his sacking, after a 20-year career with the team where he won eight drivers' and six constructors' titles.