Red Bull deny shareholders have turned on Christian Horner amid new claims

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Red Bull Racing denied on Sunday night that Thai majority owner Chalerm Yoodivhya had turned on team principal Christian Horner after a German website reported he would be fired before the next race in Australia.

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