The former Red Bull Racing team principal will embark on a live speaking tour across Australia in the build-up to the 2026 season opener at the Australian Grand Prix.
Horner was relieved of his role at Red Bull in July 2025 after more than 20 years leading the team to multiple world championships. His departure marked the end of an era for the squad he helped transform from a midfield challenger into a dominant force in the sport.
The Australia tour – titled “A Special Evening with Christian Horner” – will see him take to the stage in Melbourne on 24 February, Sydney on 26 February and Perth on 2 March. Each event is structured as a live interview with interactive fan Q&A sessions, offering rare insight into his career at the summit of global motorsport.
Organisers say the tour will deliver behind-the-scenes stories from Horner’s time in F1, tackling both the triumphs and challenges of racing at the highest level. It marks one of his first major public engagements since leaving Red Bull and comes amid ongoing speculation about his future in the sport.
Although there is talk in paddocks of potential team roles or even ownership opportunities down the line, nothing concrete has been confirmed. Until any such move materialises, Horner’s Australian tour is shaping up to be the first chance for fans to hear directly from one of F1’s most talked-about figures.
