Horner's accuser received a generous settlement.
The British Daily Mail writes that the team employee who accused former Red Bull Racing boss Christian Horner of misconduct received generous severance from Red Bull upon her dismissal.
The employee agreed to withdraw her allegations in exchange for compensation — according to journalists, the sum is three million pounds. We wrote that she moved to work at Cadillac, and last weekend she was present in the Singapore Grand Prix paddock in her new capacity.
The British press does not name names, but the Austrian press has its own sources in the team, and OE24 reports that it is Fiona Hewittson.
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Horner's accuser received a generous settlement.
The British press reports that the team employee who accused the former head of Red Bull Racing of misconduct received a generous severance package from Red Bull upon her dismissal.