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Christian Horner sits down with Autosport to talk about his new memoir. He reflects on two decades of rivalries, big calls and life after Red Bull. Watch the full-length, uncut interview on Autosport.com, available to Autosport Plus subscribers. He explains why the book opens with the 2021 title showdown in Abu Dhabi, and why he believes his rivalry with Toto Wolff was good for the sport. He also discusses how Drive to Survive changed the way fans see Formula 1's personalities. Horner looks back on building the team around Adrian Newey, spotting Sebastian Vettel's potential early on and managing tensions between team-mates. He also covers his exit from Red Bull and how the company changed after Dietrich Mateschitz's death. Then he tells the story of creating Red Bull Powertrains from scratch, which included turning down Porsche and bringing in Ford. Finally, he reflects on being booed at the F1 75 launch at the O2 and how he chose to see it.

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Formula 1
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